
Word: misogynist
Parts of Speech: noun
Meaning:
a person that hates women
Word: ¹conjecture
Part of Speech: ²noun, verb
Noun
Verb (used with object), conjectured, conjecturing
Verb (used without object), conjectured, conjecturing
Word Usage:
It seems lately people are making conjecturing comments on social topics about health care in America.
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Word: self-assurance¹
Part of Speech:
Meaning:
Word Usage:
As she sat in the chair for her interview she displayed self-assurance.
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Word: ¹oppression
Part of Speech: ²noun
Meaning:²
Word Usage:
Overcoming oppression is learn how to be grateful.
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Word: ¹pruno
Part of Speech: noun
Meaning:
prison/jail wine
Word Usage:
Pruno is made from bread, fruit cocktail, ketchup, apples and such.
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Word: ¹appreciation
Part of Speech: ²noun
Meaning:
Word Usage:
The employees had an appreciation dinner for their manager.
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Word: détente
Part of Speech: noun
Meaning:
Word Usage:
¹Détente presupposes that the two powers will continue to disagree but seeks to reduce the occasions of conflict.
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Word: Commonsensical
Part of Speech: noun
Meaning:
Sound practical judgment that is independent of specialized knowledge, training, or the like; normal native intelligence.
Word Usage:
The other day as I was reading headlines on Facebook I stumbled across a very sad story. The story was about a seven-year old boy named Kalyb Primm Wiley. He had been placed in handcuffs by his schools security. Apparently the little boy had been picked on by his peers. Feed up with the ill-treatment and feeling helpless the little seven-year old boy began to scream. After he began to scream the unskilled teacher called for help to restrain the yelling child. From the sounds of things the adults in charged didn’t try or was unable to rationally communicate with the child during his meltdown; therefore, he was placed in handcuffs until his father arrived.
When his father got to the school and saw his son in handcuffs he could not believe his eyes. Now . . . I’m not saying white students are not mistreated . . . but a large percentage of white parents would have taken pictures of their child’s inhumane condition. Most white parents whether they like their kid or not would have begun building social coffins for social antics they consider inhumane. The photos taken would have been sent to an attorney, the school district superintendent, their state’s governor, their state’s senator, their city/town mayor, every newspaper in this country and all powers that be. And in the end their child would receive a large monetary settlement from the school district for being publicly humiliated. But so often when black students suffer at the hands of those that are in position of trust nothing is ever done.
I’m following this particular story. I want to see how long it takes the school district in Kansas City, MO to change their policy on children and handcuffs. Especially since those that enforce the rules are not commonsensical in character.