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    Mufti / noun / muf·ti “Mufti” is a noun we use in English with a dual meaning. In the first sense, “mufti” represents a legal counselor or “professional juror” authorized to interpret Muslim law. A “mufti” is comparable to American attorneys we hire to represent legal clients in court and speak to interested parties like

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    Serendipity / noun / ser·en·dip·i·ty We use the word serendipity in English as a noun. It describes the circumstances of a stroke of good luck, a sudden positive upturn in our lives, or a happy accident. Serendipity is a phenomenon that occurs when we receive a stroke of unexpected good luck. When serendipity happens, everything

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    Odious / adjective / O.di.ous If you wish to refer to something or someone being detestable and vile, then the word odious is perfect for the occasion. Odious describes someone or something that is extremely unpleasant or repulsive. It can be used in a sentence as an adjective, noun, or adverb. Etymology: The word odious is

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    Cabal / noun / ca·bal If you’ve ever suspected that secret groups exist for the sole purpose of achieving power, you’re already thinking about a cabal. A cabal is a secret or conspiratorial group that is seeking to overthrow the government or use political power for its own ends. Members of cabals conspire together to

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    Cryptozoology / noun / krip-tow-zoo-aa-luh-jee Cryptozoology is the study of and search for the existence of creatures that are suspected to be real, but there is no substantial evidence to prove that they actually exist. Sasquatch and the Loch Ness Monster are popular creatures studied by cryptozoologists. In a Sentence One of the most popular

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    Quinze/noun/quin-ze The word quinze is a noun that refers to a 17th-century French card game with Spanish origins. It is an “ace-low” game, where the goal of the players is to reach 15 points to win. Quinze is also “fifteen” in French. Etymology The word quinze originates from the Middle English word quince meaning “a

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    Susurration/noun/sus-sur-ra-tion The word susurration is a noun that refers to a humming or whispering sound. A susurration can also be a continuous buzzing noise or “white noise” meant to help drown out other sounds. Etymology The word susurration has Latin origins but is a term that comes from late Middle English. The late Middle English

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    Anachronistic / adjective / anach·ro·nis·tic An anachronistic term is one that is used in a time period that it was not meant to be used in. For example, we might say someone is wearing anachronistic clothing because it doesn’t match the style of the era they are living in. Anachronistic denotes things, people and situations

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    Riffraff / noun / riff · raff If you’ve ever been walking down a dark street, saw a group of questionable people meandering around the street and felt the need to cross to the other side – you were probably looking at riffraff. The word riffraff is a slang term we use for someone or

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    Rickrack / noun / rick·rack Rickrack is a braided trim in a zigzag pattern used as decoration on clothing. Before the prevalence of sewing machines, rickrack provided a finished edge to clothing. It was extremely popular because it was sturdy and withstood frequent washings. In a Sentence I saw a really cool rickrack at the

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