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Just made a new group. Please join. Thank you.
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The group is called "uncommon words and their meaning".

SonderOpia 8 Apr 23
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Level 9

Cool. Here, add this word- iconoclastic. I don't bother with the group thing on here much.

It's really a great word. I'm going to start calling the religious freaks around here that LOL
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Level 9

Let me change my habiliment and scrutinize the corpulence of the situation.

You do that and then join the group after LOL.
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Level 6

Cool! I'm in. Maybe I can increase my vocabulary. Lol

I know I'm hoping to.
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Level 2

Confidiom ©

Come join the group. We need your words.
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Level 8

Favorite words?

Onomatopoeia -- or maybe kerplunk.

Join the group.

@SonderOpia I think i'm in.

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Level 8

What's the group? Can you post a link to it? The link you have here just takes me to the general group links with all of them listed.

Duke Level 8 Apr 23, 2018
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@FortyTwo but Sherlock Holmes says 'It is a capital mistake to theorise on incomplete data' so we should just sit and wait for more information before making a decision.

Agreed, I believe he has presupposed an answer fitting his congnitive bias

@FortyTwo But, a good detective always asks pertinent questions from people of interest.

The group is called "uncommon words and their meanings".

@Shaun1471 I seriously doubt Sherlock Holmes recommends my specialty, paralysis by analysis.

@Markss76118 Sherlock Holmes is of course correct, it is a mistake to theorise on incomplete data, guessing is not the answer. But you are right, there are times where waiting would be paralysis, but in this case waiting comes with the benefit of additional data being provided, the longer we wait, the better the likelihood of data and a complete theory can be had.

@fortytwo you're a super sleuth!

@FortyTwo Well, with the uncommon words thing, I sort of had to.

@FortyTwo Balance, my friend. Balance.
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