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From the Middle English alleggen, meaning "to declare under oath". Allege still means this today, as another meaning is "to claim before court".

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✍️ Word of the Day 📎 Etymology From the Middle English alleggen, meaning "to declare under oath". Allege still means this today, as another meaning is "to claim before court". Image credit: img2go (AI generated)

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Word Swap (writing) 🔄

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❎ ✅ Stop mixing up commonly confused words ;
📄✔️ Eliminate distracting errors in your writing .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Decide if the highlighted words are to be SWAPPED or KEPT in given sentences.

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1️⃣ Even though she disliked [mustard] , she [mustered] a smile when she ate the free sandwich.

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2️⃣ The soldiers grew nervous when they realized theirs would be just the [fourth] unit to go [forth] into battle that morning.

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3️⃣ Sociologist Vilfredo Pareto posited that people give a logical [rationale] for their actions even when they are not [rational] .

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4️⃣ A surgeon's sense of humor can [detract] her patients but not [distract] her quality of care.

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5️⃣ The discussion of minutiae at the [board] meeting [bored] even the most interested member of the audience.

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Word of the Day

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From the Latin exhaurire, meaning "to use up or drain out". The ending -ive can be used to form adjectives.

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✍️ Word of the Day 📎 Etymology From the Latin exhaurire, meaning "to use up or drain out". The ending -ive can be used to form adjectives. Image credit: img2go (AI generated)

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Train your brain: Enjoy a quick mini puzzle packed with learning opportunities!

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Keep your brain active: Expand your vocabulary and discover trivia about language, science, and geography.

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Backed by research: Solving crossword puzzles can improve your cognition, problem-solving, and memory skills.

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Solve the crossword.

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