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This is the thread for the advancement of our vocabulary. If you happen to know any excellent words that you think the world should know, and how to use it, then post it here.

 

I will start with a couple.

 

Labyrinthine: Just how it sounds, having qualities of a labyrinth. Used to describe complex, twisting things.

 

Malapropism: A ridiculous or amusing misuse of a word, or using a word out of context with unintended misinterpretation.

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This is the thread for the advancement of our vocabulary. If you happen to know any excellent words that you think the world should know, and how to use it, then post it here.

 

I will start with a couple.

 

Labyrinthine: Just how it sounds, having qualities of a labyrinth. Used to describe complex, twisting things.

 

Malapropism: A ridiculous or amusing misuse of a word, or using a word out of context with unintended misinterpretation.

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This is the thread for the advancement of our vocabulary. If you happen to know any excellent words that you think the world should know, and how to use it, then post it here.

 

I will start with a couple.

 

Labyrinthine: Just how it sounds, having qualities of a labyrinth. Used to describe complex, twisting things.

 

Malapropism: A ridiculous or amusing misuse of a word, or using a word out of context with unintended misinterpretation.

 

 

Are you prepping for SAT's? :D

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Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcaniosis . Something to do with volcanic ash . Dont remember exactly :D

this is the longest word in english dictionary. i remember my pathology teacher writing this on the board during a class back in year 2003 when i used to be a student. anyways this word from many terms put together.

Pneumo=Lung

ultramicroscopo= of ultramicroscopic size

silicosis: deposition of ash in lung.

volcanosis implies that the sorce of ash is volcano

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