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by seanhunter
1 day ago
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Learning this rule will mean you miss out on the opportunity to use one of the best words in the English language, which is “boustrophedonically” (meaning alternating left to right with right to left “as an ox ploughs a field”[1]). C is parsed boustrophedonically. [1] This is apparently the ancient Greek origin of the word. |
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