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Word of the day: Philocalist
The Times of India 14 Feb 2026
Philocalist is a word used ... The word comes from Greek language roots.
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Word of the Day: Heartstringtuggeration
The Times of India 14 Feb 2026
Heartstringtuggeration is a modern, expressive word that features the gentle yet powerful pull of emotion.
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Word of the Day, 14 February 2026: ‘Pulchritudinous’ - what it means and how to use it
The Times of India 14 Feb 2026
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Word of the Day: Serendipity — The magic of unexpected discoveries
Deccan Herald 13 Feb 2026
<p>As life is full of unexpected discoveries, the most ...
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Word of the Day: Splendiferousness
The Times of India 13 Feb 2026
Splendiferousness refers to the state of being exceptionally splendid, ...
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Word of the Day – Schadenfreude: Meaning, examples, and psychological research
The Times of India 13 Feb 2026
Word of the Day – Schadenfreude ... The German word means “joy from harm.” Learn ...
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Word of the Day: Triskaidekaphobia
The Economic Times 13 Feb 2026
Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of the number 13 ... Triskaidekaphobia is made of ...
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Word of the day by Anand Mahindra: 'Eponymous'. What does it mean?
The Economic Times 13 Feb 2026
The word “eponymous” gained attention online after Anand Mahindra shared it ...
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