Catch up on this week in words.
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| | | | | News from March 21–March 27, 2026 | | Stories about forest bathing, next‑gen apples, and a BTS comeback all contributed to the vocabulary from this week's news. Each week, we scan the latest headlines to spot words in action. From major news stories to pop culture buzz, this feature highlights language as it's unfolding. | | See this week's words! | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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March 28, 2026 quiescent [kwee-es-uhnt] adjective: inactive or motionless | Quiescent describes a state of temporary calm or inactivity, more like a pause than an end. Group chats, social movements, and even volcanoes can enter quiescent phases, marked by silence but not absence. After all, not everything that's still is stagnant. | Example: The brown bear remained quiescent in its den throughout the long, cold winter. | |
Catch up on this week in words. ...
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