sentences of the day

Extremely true or accurate to an extreme degree, often used humorously or sarcastically to exaggerate the degree of truthfulness.

/ˈsuːpətruː/

Invented term. A hypothetical system where conjugated organic molecules self-organize in a manner similar to supramolecular architecture, often used in the context of nanotechnology and material science. The term is derived from pin (a molecular architecture component) and -onics (referring to technology).

/ˈpɪn.ɒ.nɪk/

to move quickly with down and up movements, often to catch someone or something, or to move very fast, especially in a curving or sweeping manner

/sw �valu:/

Extremely divided or fragmented; showing signs of mental disorder or schizophrenia, particularly regarding thought or experience; extremely eccentric or strange.

/ˈsclasɪzɪst/

A surname, a name given to a person. It is also used as a place name in the past, often referring to a local landmark or land.

/hælˈiwl/

In biology, pseudotrachea are false tracheae, a term used in echiuroid worms to refer to lateral filaments originating from the proboscis that resemble and function similarly to the true tracheae found in other annelids.

/ˌpsoʊsdəˈtrækɪə/

The sloping upper edge or ridge of a roof; the line along which the edges of a roof meet or the line of a roof from end to end.

/ruːfliːn/

Slitherier refers to something that is more slippery or adept at sliding. It suggests a slickness or a quality that makes an object or an animal particularly good at sliding or gliding.

/ˈslɪðərɪ/

Relating to brucellosis, a contagious infectious disease caused by bacteria of the genus *Brucella*, which affects farm animals and can be transmitted to humans, especially through unpasteurized milk or contact with infected animals.

/ˈbrʌsən /

The quality or state of being twistable; the ability to be twisted or bent into a different shape or position without breaking.

/ˈtwɪst.ə.bɪล.ɪ.tи/