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From ‘austerity’ to ‘hallucinate’: how the Cambridge Dictionary’s Words of the Year have endured

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From ‘austerity’ to ‘hallucinate’: how the Cambridge Dictionary’s Words of the Year have endured

This year – 2024 – will be the 10th year in which Cambridge chooses a Word of the Year. Do the Cambridge Dictionary’s words endure, and what do they say about the last ten years?  

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An illustration with word of the years published in the past 10 years
An illustration with word of the years published in the past 10 years.