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Why Merriam-Webster says it's OK to end a sentence in a prepositionCBC
Does AI Have Authentic Rizz? Words of the Year 2023crozetgazette.com
The busiest day for dating apps is nearly here — how to make sure you're prepared to find loveNew York Post- 'Gaslighting' is the most Googled word in America. Here's what it really meansNew York Post
The words we used in 2023timesofmalta.com- Merriam-Webster embiggened by addition of 690 cromulent new words — ‘Simpsons’ fans rejoiceNew York Post
- DMerriam-Webster Dictionary reveals almost 700 new words: sports terms, social media phrases and moreDaily News
- The Merriam-Webster dictionary keeps changing with the timesNew York Post
Front Porch: It's like so weird that they like chose like -ussy - Thu, 23 Feb 2023 PSTThe Spokesman-Review- MHow 'quiet quitting,' 'bond yields' and 'goblin mode' came to define 2022Long readmarketwatch.com
- CMerriam-Webster: “Gaslighting” is the Word of The Yearcentralrecorder.com
And the word of the year is... gaslightingBBC- BGaslighting: Merriam-Webster picks its word of the yearbbc.co.uk
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Gaslighting: The word of the yearNZ Herald- ‘Gaslighting’ named Merriam-Webster word of the year in the ‘age of misinformation’New York Post
Gaslighting is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year for 2022Al Jazeera
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