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centrifugal | adjective | proceeding or acting in a direction away from a center or axis perpetual | adjective | continuing forever : EVERLASTING
"Twelve plus one" is an anagram of "eleven plus two."
What is the most overused word in your industry? Let it out.
Update:
(Glinda voice) ‘Popular’ is borrowed from Latin ‘populāris,’ which means "of the whole people, used by ordinary people, of the common people, professing to support the interests of the people, liked by the general public." La la, la la!
We also like the Korean idiom for "pipe dream: " 그림의 떡 Translated to English, it means "rice cake in a picture."
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