is there a word for like a really confident person who’s extremely set in their beliefs (usually moral ones), and they’ll completely curt off people cause they have different beliefs? thank you!

What does this mean? #AI it. Wtmfiwwy? Read, educate, serve

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Accouterments: submit and vote for 24 hours. The top definition and photo become the dictionary entry.

Those who have this book, can they tell me is it good for someone wanting scientific words that can last them from middle school to even college? I want words like anemometer, and similar words. Do not care about words like doomscrolling or like that. Can anyone tell me?

Platonic love is a type of love which is friendly, affectionate,^\1]) or even passionate,^\2]) but sexual desire is nonexistent, suppressed or sublimated).^\3])^\4])

^{In wiki it says this but i've genuinely only seen this being mention between 2 friends (not benefits or smn like that}. what does it mean and can i use it to call the friendship between me and my best friend . i'm so confused help me.)

You heard it here first (maybe not? but that's ok). I noticed Wikipedia had Doomscrolling. So I made a point to add Hopescrolling to Wikipedia. It's already a concept, so why can't it be a word?

I've got a question. I need a useful dictionary that has bubble feature. Could you introduce one?

I've got a question. I need a useful dictionary that has bubble feature. Could you introduce one?

I called a singers performance Emphatic. What I really wanted to convey was they had a strong and passionate voice. I also didn't want to use boring words. Is this completely wrong, or does Emphatic make sense?

Greetings! I am searching for general English dictionaries that may be classified as obscure or not popular that have a similar style and purpose as any other common dictionary (like: OED, Collins, Chambers, Merriam-Webster, etc.) Here is a list of what I am already tracking: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Bibliography/English.

I have already combed through Wikipedia's Category:English dictionaries, but I believe there must be more out there. Do you guys know of any?

I recently came across a Webster’s Dictionary I used to keep in my childhood bedroom. I like the idea of having a physical dictionary again, but it’s the 11th Edition, which was published exactly 23 years ago.

Is it worth keeping or should I look for an updated version? Obviously, it still functions as a dictionary, but I know that they’ve added tens of thousands of words/terms since then. I’d like a dependable, physical, reference-point.

Anyone need it for their collection? Lol

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But basically, can anyone help me with a short word that means "After Credits"? I can't find a word/acronym that's comfortable and easy to understand... :S

Noun- The perceived gap between India's image as a rapidly growing economic superpower and the everyday reality experienced by many of its citizens.

Or

Noun- A perceived disconnect between India's projected prosperity and its lived reality.

Or

The perception that India's celebrated economic growth disproportionately benefits a small segment of society, while many citizens continue to experience rising living costs, financial insecurity, strained public services, and declining quality of life.

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Does anyone know what the word Hamrina stands for or where it originated from?

Acumen :keenness of judgment, mental sharpness

Acrid : harsh, like acid

Example:The chili we had at the party had an accident taste