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Distractio dice bene
noun
- A distraction which is formed by saying "okay" or any other equivalent in order to make your upcoming argument, claim or statement sound more moderate or reasonable, and especially used in a way to end a conversation and to end a statement or claim within a conversation.
In English, this just means "The Saying Okay/Good Distraction", if you want you can just call this the Saying Okay Distraction. the Saying Okay Distraction has a slight difference in definition though, the Saying Okay Distraction has to be formed by saying exactly the word "okay" rather than an equivalent to the word "okay". Distractio dice bene can be formed by any equivalent to the word. Also this part of Distractio dice bene's definition "and especially used in a way to end a conversation and to end a statement or claim within a conversation", is not a part of the definition of the Saying Okay Distraction
It is written in Latin, so that people from other languages can understand the title, this is a tradition among some fields of science, though I shouldn't credit myself as this isn't made by me, so I apologize.Last edited on Aug 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 29 2024.
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-eth
suffix
- Middle English suffix that forms the third person singular indicative of verbs
It means the same as he, she or it and to point out that the verb is talking about (he, she or it) and not something else.
Counterexample: "He writes he is not writing now" In this case, the suffix -eth is very useful, as it can indicate that (he) is still writing. If the sentence was: "He writeth he is not writing now" Now, it is clear that he is still writing, if someone is talking to someone else this can be very useful in conversations.Last edited on Aug 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 29 2024.
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prefice
noun
- A word with a prefix or containing a prefix; a prefix word
Etymology: Latin, prefigo -> prefico -> prefice Very similar etymology to prefixLast edited on Aug 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 29 2024.
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renm
- I recommend you try smashy road, you won't be disappointed.
Last edited on Oct 14 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 14 2024.
noun
- The end of a room
Etymology: room + end, (ro(end)om)Last edited on Aug 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 29 2024.
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suffice
noun
- A word with a suffix or containing a suffix; a suffix word
Etymology: Latin, suffixus -> suffice etymology pattern similar to preficeLast edited on Aug 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 29 2024.
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