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Merriam-Webster has released a fully revised 12th edition of its Collegiate Dictionary, adding over 5,000 new words like 'petrichor' and 'ghost kitchen,' while removing outdated entries to make it more practical and engaging. Despite declining print sales, dictionaries remain culturally significant, with online platforms boosting overall revenue and interest in physical copies persisting among enthusiasts.
The Cambridge Dictionary has added over 6,200 new words in the past year, many from social media and internet culture, including 'broligarchy,' 'delulu,' 'skibidi,' 'tradwife,' and others, reflecting the evolving language influenced by Gen Z and Gen Alpha.
Cambridge Dictionary has added 6,000 new words, including internet slang like skibidi, tradwife, and delulu, reflecting the evolving influence of internet culture on language, with a focus on words' staying power rather than popularity.
The Cambridge Dictionary has added 6,212 new words, including 'skibidi,' 'delulu,' 'tradwife,' and 'lewk,' reflecting how internet and social media culture are influencing the English language, especially among younger generations and influencers.
The Cambridge Dictionary has added over 6,000 new words for 2025, including internet slang terms like skibidi, broligarchy, inspo, delulu, and lewk, reflecting the influence of online culture on language. Some of these terms, originating from social media and internet communities, are now officially recognized and defined, showcasing how digital communication shapes language evolution.
Cambridge Dictionary has added new slang terms like 'skibidi,' 'delulu,' and 'tradwife,' reflecting the influence of internet culture on language. These words, often popularized on social media, are gaining recognition for their staying power, with each having unique meanings and usage contexts. The trend highlights how online communities and social media trends shape modern language and dictionary entries.
The Cambridge Dictionary has added over 6,000 new words this year, including slang and internet culture terms like 'skibidi,' 'tradwife,' and 'delulu,' reflecting the evolving nature of the English language influenced by social media and current events.
Cambridge Dictionary has added 6,000 new words influenced by social media and internet culture, including 'skibidi,' 'delulu,' and 'tradwife,' reflecting how online trends are shaping language. These terms range from humorous to descriptive, illustrating the evolving nature of English driven by digital communication.
Dictionary.com has added over 300 new entries, including "girl dinner," "bussin'," and "the ick," reflecting the evolving language and culture. The additions cover a wide range of topics, from slang to economics and health. Some other new terms include "range anxiety," "slow fashion," and "Barbiecore," showcasing the influence of current trends and societal shifts on language. The update aims to support a greater understanding of language's role in shaping thoughts and reflecting society.