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  1. plant cell vs animal cell

    Plant Cell vs. Animal Cell: What’s The Difference?

    All living things are made up of cells. However, cells are different when considering plant or animal cells.  In this article, we will examine some common differences between plant and animal cells.  animal cell vs. plant cell  In biology, a cell is the smallest structural unit of living things. Everything that is alive is made of at least one cell. Within many cells are small …

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    2024 Word Horoscopes: A Lexical Exploration Of The Zodiac This Year

    A new year means new opportunities, adventures, and frontiers on the horizon. Astrological signs are a fun way to make predictions about what the future may hold or, at least, what we might expect! This article draws from three sources—Cafe Astrology, Elle (with predictions made by the AstroTwins), and Hermes Astrology. All predictions should be taken as entertainment.  Here are 12 key words, one for …

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    New Year, New Words, New You: Make The Most Of New Vocab!

    A new year means new opportunities. No, we don’t mean going to the gym with you for a week. It is a perfect time to learn cool new words!  To that end, we provide great words every day through our Word of the Day and Synonym of the Day. These two daily offerings are fantastic ways to learn some awesome new words and synonyms.  But …

  4. MLK’s “I Have A Dream” Speech: An Example Of Anaphora

    Politicians and political figures often use anaphora in speeches to emphasize their points. One of the most famous anaphora examples comes from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech. King uses the anaphoral phrase, “I have a dream,” to start eight consecutive sentences: I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi … will be transformed into an oasis …

  5. apple cider vs apple juice

    Apple Cider vs. Apple Juice: What’s The Difference?

    Apples are a delicious snack that you can make tasty drinks from, such as apple juice and apple cider. But are these two apple drinks really all that different? In this article, we will explain the most common differences between apple cider and apple juice. apple juice vs. apple cider Apple juice is a drink made from the juice of pressed apples. In the United …

  6. blue text element vs compound

    Element vs. Compound: What Is The Difference?

    The terms element and compound are commonly used in chemistry. If you need a simple explanation of what these terms mean, we have your solution. In this article, we will define the terms element and compound and explain how they are used differently in chemistry.  element vs. compound An element is a substance that cannot be separated into simpler substances by chemical means. An element …

  7. new year resolutions

    Words For The Most Popular New Year’s Resolutions

    Another new year, another round of the not-so-new tradition of making New Year’s resolutions. As a dictionary, we’re not here to give advice on self-improvement goals, which are often personal and private. Instead, we can provide some exceptional words you can use to describe the resolutions you may have planned ahead for 2024. As a bonus, these words are perfect inspiration if your resolution is …

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    Christmas Greetings Around The World

    During the holiday season, we hear Merry Christmas countless times. How did we settle on this Christmas greeting? It’s not clear, but in the United States, the word merry is almost exclusively used in the Christmas season. Merry in this phrase means “festive or characterized by rejoicing.” One of the earliest known uses of Merry Christmas is in a December 22, 1534, record of a …

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    The Meaning Of Kwanzaa And Its Celebrations

    The holiday season is a time to give thanks, connect with loved ones, and think ahead to the future. For those who celebrate Kwanzaa, this festive season ends and the new year begins with a celebration of pan-African culture and history. Observers light candles, commemorate key principles and ideals, and spend time with friends and family from December 26 until January 1. Look no further …

  10. equinox vs solstice

    “Equinox” vs. “Solstice”: What’s The Difference?

    Four times a year, the season officially changes. And each change is marked by a specific point known as an equinox or a solstice. One term is used for the transition from winter to spring and summer to fall, and one is used for the switch from spring to summer and fall to winter. Join us on a journey through the seasons as we break …

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    Show You Know The Seven Principles With Our Kwanzaa Quiz Extravaganza

    Kwanzaa is a celebration of pan-African culture and history that brings families together to share knowledge, traditions, and, of course, a delicious meal. Although the specifics of how each family celebrates Kwanzaa may vary, family gatherings, music, and storytelling are typical. How well do you know the language and symbols of Kwanzaa? Take our quiz to find out! 

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    Cozy, Hometown, and 15 More Words In Every Hallmark Holiday Movie

    It’s that time of year again. No, we aren’t just talking about the holidays. We mean that it’s officially Hallmark holiday movie season. Each year, there’s a new lineup of cozy, festive holiday romance movies to watch while you’re sipping hot cocoa or wrapping gifts. If you’re a fan of these movies, chances are you’ve noticed that they stick to several common romance tropes, like …