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English word of the day: kludge 💻🛠️ A kludge is a clumsy, improvised digital fix that somehow works…right up until someone asks, “Who built this?” Example: “The software patch ran flawlessly, provided nobody touched the kludge holding it together.” 🇫🇷: bidouillage 🇪🇸: parche 🇵🇹: gambiarra 🇮🇹: soluzione grossolana #English #Vocabulary #WordOfTheDay
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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day is "vituperate" https://www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day/2026/07/25/ : to berate someone with splendidly excessive language. Example: He vituperated his social media adversary for being wrong…in a rambling 14-post thread. 🇫🇷 vitupérer 🇪🇸 vituperar 🇵🇹 vituperar 🇮🇹 vituperare #English #Vocabulary #wordoftheday
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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day is "obdurate" https://www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day/2026/07/17/ obdurate 🧱 Obdurate means stubbornly refusing to change—like someone defending a terrible idea because they’ve already made a spreadsheet for it. Example: “He remained obdurate, even after the facts had filed a formal complaint.” 🇫🇷: obstiné; entêté 🇪🇸: obstinado; contumaz 🇵🇹: obstinado; contumaz 🇮🇹: ostinato; testardo #English #Vocabulary #WordOfTheDay
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Word of the Day: effulgence — radiant splendour or brilliant light. Example: Her effulgence entered the room several seconds before her modesty did. Sometimes it’s a glow. Sometimes it’s excellent lighting and unreasonable confidence. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/effulgence #WordOfTheDay #Vocabulary #English
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#3GoodThings Steamed broccoli. Oh how I forgot how much I love it. Conquered my anxiety, full-steam ahead, went to interview and guess what, felt really good about meeting them. In anticipation of the steamy heat tomorrow, I'm grateful for AC & fans to stay cool. Didn't intend to create #WordOfTheDay but here it is, it happened: steam.
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