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  1. succor (ˈsə-kər)

    /adjective/

    1 : having a clear decisive relevance to the matter in hand
    also : aid, help

    2 : something that furnishes relief

    Via: Merriam-Webster merriam-webster.com/dictionary

    #WordOfTheDay #English #Writing #WritingCommunity #EnglishLanguage #WriterSky

  2. succor (ˈsə-kər)

    /adjective/

    1 : having a clear decisive relevance to the matter in hand
    also : aid, help

    2 : something that furnishes relief

    Via: Merriam-Webster merriam-webster.com/dictionary

  3. succor (ˈsə-kər)

    /adjective/

    1 : having a clear decisive relevance to the matter in hand
    also : aid, help

    2 : something that furnishes relief

    Via: Merriam-Webster merriam-webster.com/dictionary

    #WordOfTheDay #English #Writing #WritingCommunity #EnglishLanguage #WriterSky

  4. succor (ˈsə-kər)

    /adjective/

    1 : having a clear decisive relevance to the matter in hand
    also : aid, help

    2 : something that furnishes relief

    Via: Merriam-Webster merriam-webster.com/dictionary

    #WordOfTheDay #English #Writing #WritingCommunity #EnglishLanguage #WriterSky

  5. succor (ˈsə-kər)

    /adjective/

    1 : having a clear decisive relevance to the matter in hand
    also : aid, help

    2 : something that furnishes relief

    Via: Merriam-Webster merriam-webster.com/dictionary

    #WordOfTheDay #English #Writing #WritingCommunity #EnglishLanguage #WriterSky

  6. 🎮♟️ bortnykchess is streaming "Sunday Stream maybe Viewer Arena !course" at https://twitch.tv/bortnykchess (43611 Followers) #English #GM

  7. #TodayILearned that the reason that we have the progression “good, better, best” is because there were two words that meant “good” in Proto-Germanic (reconstructed): “gōdaz”, and “bataz”, and they sort of merged together.

    “gōdaz” became “good”, while “bataz” became “better” and “best”.

    #english #etymology

    en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst

  8. #TodayILearned that the reason that we have the progression “good, better, best” is because there were two words that meant “good” in Proto-Germanic (reconstructed): “gōdaz”, and “bataz”, and they sort of merged together.

    “gōdaz” became “good”, while “bataz” became “better” and “best”.

    #english #etymology

    en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst

  9. #TodayILearned that the reason that we have the progression “good, better, best” is because there were two words that meant “good” in Proto-Germanic (reconstructed): “gōdaz”, and “bataz”, and they sort of merged together.

    “gōdaz” became “good”, while “bataz” became “better” and “best”.

    #english #etymology

    en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst

  10. #TodayILearned that the reason that we have the progression “good, better, best” is because there were two words that meant “good” in Proto-Germanic (reconstructed): “gōdaz”, and “bataz”, and they sort of merged together.

    “gōdaz” became “good”, while “bataz” became “better” and “best”.

    #english #etymology

    en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst

  11. #TodayILearned that the reason that we have the progression “good, better, best” is because there were two words that meant “good” in Proto-Germanic (reconstructed): “gōdaz”, and “bataz”, and they sort of merged together.

    “gōdaz” became “good”, while “bataz” became “better” and “best”.

    #english #etymology

    en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst

  12. Beyond Perfection: Unlocking the Power of Language

    JAPAN Forward’s “Ignite” column is a series where students in Japan share their voices in English. Misaki Anzai…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #abductions #Education #English #Gakushuin #gemtalks #ignite #Japanese #kanakodate #misakianzai #no50 #society
    europesays.com/japan/97536/