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Word of the Day: Nom de plume


noun
1. An assumed name used by a writer instead of their real name; a pen name.

Example Sentences.
1."I'm thinking of using a nom de plume for my romance novels since I also write children's books."

2."The journalist's controversial articles were written under a nom de plume to protect their identity."

3. "She chose a different nom de plume for each new genre she experimented with."


Word Origin.
French, mid-19th century

Translated directly from French, "nom de plume" means "pen name," which is the chosen name an author might publish under, instead of their real name. Sometimes an author might want to maintain anonymity — perhaps the writing is of a sensitive nature — and other times …

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Word of the Day: Epexegesis.

NOUN
1. The addition of words to clarify meaning.
2. Words added for the purpose of clarifying meaning.

Example Sentences.
1. "Sensing the audience's confusion, Alan quickly tacked on an epexegesis to the end of his
speech."
2. "The publisher encouraged the author to explain the ending with an epexegesis in the afterword."
3. "After stumbling over his words, Jamie needed to provide an epexegesis to explain to Shonda
that he was trying to ask her to prom."

Word Origin.
Greek, late 16th century

This complicated-looking word comes from the Greek word "epexēgēsis," a combination of "epi" ("addition") and "exēgēsis" ("explanation") — an "additional explanation." An epexegesis can take many forms, such as behind-the-scenes footage for films, postscripts on letters, and annotations in journal articles.