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  • ↳onThe Open Question May 13: Should UpTrust have a sabbath?by
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    mgallops·...

    How about "respite"?

    etymology
    writing
    vocabulary
  • ↳onAre spiritual teachers more narcissistic on average?by
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    jordanSA·...
    wow, interesting, I just looked up the etymology and charisma originally was a Greek Christian term for divine gifts. From this point of view, it doesn't much matter whether a teacher is "charismatic" in the way we use it now, they're "charismatic" in that they're the conduit for...
    education
    linguistics
    religion
  • ↳onI need a new word.byBblasomenessphemy
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    blasomenessphemy·...
    Alex! I asked chatgpt to make up 10 words using latin, greek, or sanskrit: It’s thoughtful of you to consider the impact of your language. Using "autistic" in that context can indeed be seen as disrespectful or inaccurate....
    linguistics
    classical-studies
    etymology
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