Beatification
(bee-at-uh-fi-key-shuhn) Noun
More about Beatification
First recorded in 1495–1505.
Examples of Beatification
After winning the championship, the players were overwhelmed with a sense of beatification.
Doggedly
in a persistent or tenacious manner
More about Doggedly
Earlier meaning “cruelly, maliciously,” and later meaning “with a dog’s persistence.”
Examples of Doggedly
The athlete doggedly trained every day, even in harsh weather conditions.
Yarmulke
a skullcap worn by Orthodox Jewish males
More about Yarmulke
From the French manquer, meaning “to lack, be short of.”
Usually used postpositively after a noun.
Examples of Yarmulke
He was a writer manqué, having never completed the novel he dreamed of publishing.
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