03
Jul
Word of the day: Noegenesis Here’s a new word to add to our vocabularies: Noegenesis, meaning production of knowledge. This print, providing a visual interpretation of the word, is by The Project Twins and appears as part of the ‘A-Z of Unusual Words’ series, a collection of amusing illustrations of lesser-known and endangered words. My goal of today is to use it twice in a sentence. By that I mean two unrelated sentences - twice in one sentence might be pushing it (and weird). See the full collection of words here.

Word of the day: Noegenesis

Here’s a new word to add to our vocabularies: Noegenesis, meaning production of knowledge.

This print, providing a visual interpretation of the word, is by The Project Twins and appears as part of the ‘A-Z of Unusual Words’ series, a collection of amusing illustrations of lesser-known and endangered words.

My goal of today is to use it twice in a sentence. By that I mean two unrelated sentences - twice in one sentence might be pushing it (and weird).

See the full collection of words here.

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#vocabulary #knowledge #noegenesis #project twins #unusual words #word of the day
19
Jun
Knowledge is beautiful (from Pinterest)

Knowledge is beautiful

(from Pinterest)

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#science #space #knowledge #education #beautiful #learning

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