After Modi took oath as PM, Maloni emerged as the strongest politician in Europe.

Right-wing thoughts are gaining support.

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My 4 mile race pace run this afternoon, after my VA appointment in Manila. I made it, but it is a lot harder to run in the afternoon than in the morning.

Word of the Day: Olivaceous

ADJECTIVE
1. Of a dusky yellowish green color; olive green.

Example Sentences.
1. "Sometimes Kermit the Frog's color appears olivaceous, while other times he is a bright kelly green."
2. "The birdwatcher spotted a warbler with a dusky, olivaceous color."
3. "Trina grimaced when her mother set an olivaceous bowl of split pea soup in front of her."

Word Origin.
Latin, late 18th century

"Olivaceous" describes a shade of green deeper and duskier than grass green; as the name implies, it's more akin to the color of olives or olive oil. The word is borrowed from the Latin "olīvāceus," a combination of the words "olīv(a)" ("olive") and "-aceous" ("the nature of").

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Sometimes, we simply need a moment in a beautiful place to clear our minds.

Word of the Day: Lyceum.

NOUN
1. A literary institution, lecture hall, or teaching place.

Example Sentences.
1. "Sandra absorbed more knowledge from the lectures at the lyceum than by just reading books on the same topics."
2. "The lyceum circuit featured speakers on topics including T.S. Eliot and James Joyce."
3. "Rick was thrilled when he toured the lyceum at his new university."

Word Origin.
Greek, early 19th century

This word takes its definition from the original Lyceum in Athens, the garden in which the philosopher Aristotle taught. The legendary teaching place was named after the nearby temple of Apollo Lyceus, one of the Olympian deities.