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user 95556
This tag is for questions seeking a phrase or an expression that fits a meaning. If you're specifically seeking only a single word, see the "single word requests" tag too.
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What term means “place where we can learn and share knowledge"
Well, you're in luck because we have one right here on the Stack Exchange!
A word you could use is forum.
This word has come to most popularly refer to online chat-rooms, however its origins lie in …
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How do you refer to an item that you already mentioned in a previous example?
For example, the aforementioned colour blue can also...
Where aforementioned might be a good word to use.
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I'm looking for a word opposite to dying
Perhaps the word rejuvenating.
This refers to something or someone gaining strength or vigour it once/previously had.
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