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·5 hours ago
Believe it or not, I’m lost for a word
A writer explores the absence of a precise English word for things that claim to be something but fundamentally are not. Examples range from Skye remaining an island despite a bridge connection to Carlos Alcaraz's career grand slam occurring outside a calendar year. The author argues existing terms like "misnomer" or "fake" lack the nuance needed for these quasi-authentic phenomena.
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