A look at the Oxford English Dictionary 2025 "word of the year," viewed by a person old enough to actually own, sort of, a ...

Abstract: Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is emerging as a transformative technology in higher education, particularly in programming instruction. However, its impact on learning, ...

You know that feeling when you read something online and it seems deliberately provocative, almost manufactured to create outrage? You may have just encountered “rage bait” – content deliberately ...

From Cambridge Dictionary’s choice to Dictionary.com’s, here are the words believed to have captured the zeitgeist.

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The term first appeared in 2002 to describe drivers getting intentionally irritated on the road. Fast-forward to 2025, Oxford ...

From Oxford's rage baiting to Cambridge's parasocial, the words that defined 2025 are a sign of the times we are living in.

Every year, different dictionaries select a word of the year. Wondering what are the terms that bagged the title this year?

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Perhaps the most contentious choice in 2025 was “6-7,” chosen by Dictionary.com. In this case, the controversy has to do with the actual meaning of this bit of Gen Alpha slang. The editors of the ...

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