Many of us are back to life in 2023. After two long years of isolation and disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, we left the house. We went on dates. And - according to Oxford's Word of the Year - we have rizz. What is this…

The compilers of the British dictionary Collins Dictionary named the abbreviation AI (artificial intelligence), that is, “artificial intelligence”, as the word of the year, reports the BBC. And no wonder: in 2023 there is more and more talk about the dominance of artificial intelligence over humanity, or at least about whether...

Oxford Dictionary has named the word of 2022. The term resonates with people who feel "overwhelmed" by the pressure to put their best face forward, reports TheGuardian. Oxford Languages ​​is a famous publishing house, a world leader in the field of publishing dictionaries. For 150 years he has been compiling…

The famous dictionary has decided on the word of the year. "Gaslighting" (Gaslighting) - manipulation of consciousness, gross misrepresentation, outright lies - is Merriam-Webster's word of the year, according to CBS. Merriam-Webster is one of the most famous dictionaries. Searches for Gaslighting on merriam-webster.com increased by...

The compilers of the Collins English Dictionary have chosen “permacrisis” as the word of the year for 2022, according to Meduza. The term is derived from permanent (permanent) and crisis (crisis) and means "a long period of instability and uncertainty." On the subject: English words that Americans do not speak, but Russian-speaking ...

Searches for the word justice on Merriam-Webster's website are up 74% year-over-year, which is why the word "justice" has been chosen as the top word of the year in the United States by the American reference and vocabulary company. dictionaries. Racial justice. Obstruction of justice...