Word Of The Year 2017
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Chunky Panday's Daughter Ananya Panday Enrols In Bollywood, Twitter Welcomes New Student Of The Year
Despite the muttered comments about her Bollywood connections, Ananya Panday has been given a warm reception
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Aadhaar Oxford Dictionary's Hindi Word Of 2017, Beats Mitron, Notebandi
Oxford Dictionaries has chosen 'Aadhaar' as the Hindi word of 2017. The word gained popularity due to Aadhaar card, which was in news last year and is likely to remain in highlight this year as well.
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Oxford Dictionaries Word Of The Year Is A Word Nobody Actually Uses
The Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2017 has been revealed and the winner is . . . "Youthquake."
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Oxford Dictionaries Declare 'Youthquake' Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries has declared "Youthquake" as 2017's Word of the Year, reflecting what it calls a "political awakening" among millennial voters, the media reports on Friday.
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'Feminism' Is Merriam-Webster's Word Of The Year
It the most-searched word on Merriam-Webster's website and lookups for its definition increased by 70 percent.
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'Feminism' Is Merriam-Webster's Word Of The Year For 2017
In the year that Donald Trump's inauguration triggered nationwide women's protests and powerful men were toppled by a firestorm of sexual misconduct allegations, the leading US dictionary named "feminism" its word of 2017. Merriam-Webster bestows the "Word of the Year" honor on the word or term with the sharpest spike in look-ups over the previous ...
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Oxford Dictionary: 70 Indian Words Added Recently; Hindi Word Of The Year 2017 To Be Announced In January
Bapu, Mata, Devi, Didi, Gulab Jamun were among newly included Indian words in Oxford Dictionary.
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IFFI 2017: 'Embarrassed' By Akshay Kumar, Amitabh Bachchan Tweets 'Not Done'
IFFI 2017: Akshay Kumar, in Big B's words, "embarrassed" the legend. No, it wasn't a joke or a commentary that got Big B tweeting about being embarrassed
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2017 Has It's Word Of The Year. It's' Fake News'.
Fake news, a term heavily popularised by US President Donald Trump, has been named the word of the year by Collins dictionary due to its widespread use around the world.
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Halloween 2017: Why Pumpkin Makes for an Important Element During the Festival
It is that spooky time of the year, when people across the globe will be celebrating Halloween on 31st October, 2017. The word Halloween comes from Hallowe'en, which translates to "hallowed evening" or holy evening.
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Chunky Panday's Daughter Ananya Panday Enrols In Bollywood, Twitter Welcomes New Student Of The Year
Despite the muttered comments about her Bollywood connections, Ananya Panday has been given a warm reception
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Aadhaar Oxford Dictionary's Hindi Word Of 2017, Beats Mitron, Notebandi
Oxford Dictionaries has chosen 'Aadhaar' as the Hindi word of 2017. The word gained popularity due to Aadhaar card, which was in news last year and is likely to remain in highlight this year as well.
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Oxford Dictionaries Word Of The Year Is A Word Nobody Actually Uses
The Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2017 has been revealed and the winner is . . . "Youthquake."
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Oxford Dictionaries Declare 'Youthquake' Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries has declared "Youthquake" as 2017's Word of the Year, reflecting what it calls a "political awakening" among millennial voters, the media reports on Friday.
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'Feminism' Is Merriam-Webster's Word Of The Year
It the most-searched word on Merriam-Webster's website and lookups for its definition increased by 70 percent.
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'Feminism' Is Merriam-Webster's Word Of The Year For 2017
In the year that Donald Trump's inauguration triggered nationwide women's protests and powerful men were toppled by a firestorm of sexual misconduct allegations, the leading US dictionary named "feminism" its word of 2017. Merriam-Webster bestows the "Word of the Year" honor on the word or term with the sharpest spike in look-ups over the previous ...
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Oxford Dictionary: 70 Indian Words Added Recently; Hindi Word Of The Year 2017 To Be Announced In January
Bapu, Mata, Devi, Didi, Gulab Jamun were among newly included Indian words in Oxford Dictionary.
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IFFI 2017: 'Embarrassed' By Akshay Kumar, Amitabh Bachchan Tweets 'Not Done'
IFFI 2017: Akshay Kumar, in Big B's words, "embarrassed" the legend. No, it wasn't a joke or a commentary that got Big B tweeting about being embarrassed
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2017 Has It's Word Of The Year. It's' Fake News'.
Fake news, a term heavily popularised by US President Donald Trump, has been named the word of the year by Collins dictionary due to its widespread use around the world.
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Halloween 2017: Why Pumpkin Makes for an Important Element During the Festival
It is that spooky time of the year, when people across the globe will be celebrating Halloween on 31st October, 2017. The word Halloween comes from Hallowe'en, which translates to "hallowed evening" or holy evening.
