In the last four years, words like "post-truth," reflecting a society where emotional appeal often outweighs factual accuracy, have gained prominence. "Pandemic," which became ubiquitous during COVID-19, has shifted from a clinical term to a common descriptor of global health crises. "Social distancing" emerged as a crucial term for public health measures, while "vaccine hesitancy" highlights growing concerns about vaccine uptake. These words capture significant societal changes and challenges faced in recent years.
Four thousand four hundred and thirty four
The answer is 84 years. A score is a group of 20 items/people/years, etc.
Four thousand, four hundred.
Four tenths.
Four ten four thousandths
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There have been so many new words to enter our language in the last hundred years. Here are your four Internet, computers, Nike, and cell phone.
The four main areas of language are phonology (the study of sounds in a language), morphology (the structure of words), syntax (the arrangement of words in a sentence), and semantics (the meaning of words and sentences).
Four fundamental properties of spoken language are phonology, which involves the sounds of a language; morphology, which involves the structure of words; syntax, which involves the arrangement of words in sentences; and semantics, which involves the meaning of words and sentences.
four through six years.
None in the English language.
There are many words in the English language that end with the suffix -dous. Four of them are: hazardous, stupendous, tremendous, decapodous.
four-fifths
Purple Month Silver Orange
Tremendous Stupendous Horrendous Hazardous
Yes, many.Some, such as facetious have five.
Month - Millionth Orange - Range Silver - Liver Purple - Principal. Actually those are not rhyming words. These four words in the English language with no rhyming words at all.