The word “Youthquake” was judged to be the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the year 2017. Coined by Diana Vreeland in 1965, it was voted for as a word “we can root for and collectively empower.”
And I do like it, really.
“Post-truth” was the 2016 choice. Want to make your predictions now for 2018?
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