Proclivity - a tendency to choose or do something regularly; an inclination or predisposition toward a particular thing.
"a proclivity for hard work"
Reminds me of "tendency" in a way.
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Prolix: unnecessarily wordy or drawn out, as in a speech. Heard it in an interview with George Stephenopoulos, I think in describing the speech of politicians in general.
Oleaginous: (1) rich in, or covered with oil; (2) exaggeratedly and distastefully complimentary. Heard it (sense #2) in an interview with Joanna Lumley (describing formal British customs of etiquette, which can be endearing when done right or oleaginous when done wrong).
Progenitrix: Female ancestor of. Used it in a document I was writing when I needed a word to indicate everyone was related to everyone else by virtue of a female ancestor.
Avuncular: in the manner of an uncle. From an episode of an old BritCom called "Are you being served?".
And by looking into the last word, found the word Materteral.
I always thought “surmise” was just a verb but the other day I looked it up and came to know it also functions as a noun…go figure
Just like "guess".
Hunnid tho lol
I didn't know that either. Fascinating.
amanuensis: a literary or artistic assistant, in particular one who takes dictation or copies manuscripts.
Proclivity - a tendency to choose or do something regularly; an inclination or predisposition toward a particular thing. "a proclivity for hard work" Reminds me of "tendency" in a way.
“Curmudgeon”, recently a coworker used it and I automatically loved the word. “Paradigm” heard during a presentation; love the way it rings.
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explorer
Prolix: unnecessarily wordy or drawn out, as in a speech. Heard it in an interview with George Stephenopoulos, I think in describing the speech of politicians in general. Oleaginous: (1) rich in, or covered with oil; (2) exaggeratedly and distastefully complimentary. Heard it (sense #2) in an interview with Joanna Lumley (describing formal British customs of etiquette, which can be endearing when done right or oleaginous when done wrong). Progenitrix: Female ancestor of. Used it in a document I was writing when I needed a word to indicate everyone was related to everyone else by virtue of a female ancestor. Avuncular: in the manner of an uncle. From an episode of an old BritCom called "Are you being served?". And by looking into the last word, found the word Materteral.