In an age where AI and Donald Trump have left many doubting the truth, US dictionary Merriam-Webster has revealed 2023’s most looked-up word. Photo: Pexels
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In an age where AI and Donald Trump have left many doubting the truth, US dictionary Merriam-Webster has revealed 2023’s most looked-up word. Photo: Pexels
Learn some of the most interesting English words from The South African’s WORD OF THE DAY!
If you are a wordsmith or want to learn a new word to impress that special someone, this content is for you!
Today’s word of the day is: Supine meaning
Supine means-Adjective lying on the back, face or front upward.
Pronunciation: [soo-pahyn]
Supine is from the Latin word meaning “lying face up; inactive.” Supine was first recorded in 1490-1500. The opposite of supine is prostrate, “lying face down.”
Example: After finishing her workout, she lay supine on the floor to catch her breath.
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