The Wordle game that appears on your phone screen and the Wordle logo that appears on the background screen. … [+]
It’s very windy outside. As I write this post, my small office, which was a garden shed, is almost shaking in the wind. I doubt I’ll land in Oz, but I’m feeling like Dorothy and trying to move on. Of course, here in the mountains we don’t have the same risk of tornadoes as people in the lowlands, but we do get hit by tornadoes from time to time. A huge blizzard that dumped 5 feet of snow in one week. A huge wildfire with tongues of flame flickering atop a mountain watched by people all over the world. monsoon. Drought; tornado. flood. However, we are lucky that no hurricanes are coming. There are no tsunamis, but there are also no beaches, so it’s a trade-off.
But we’re here to talk about Wordle, not the weather.
Before we get to that, we want to let you know that our streaming guide for the weekend is now live, and there are some great shows to check out.We also reviewed new releases dunes part 2 I enjoyed this movie, but I had mixed feelings about it.
Let’s try Wordle! Go ahead!
How to solve today’s word
Hint: nation.
clue: This word ends with a vowel.
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answer:
word of the day
wordle analysis
I check Wordle Bot every day to see my progress. You can check your Wordles using Wordle Bot here it is.
My opening word wasn’t very good, but it was a bit ironic considering the last words are both governance-related words.why did you guess count? I’m not completely sure.I’ve written about dunes However, most of them are dukes or barons, not earls. Oh, and following that, slate In the process, I flipped over four shocking green boxes, leaving me with only three options. spade, skate and state. Of course, at this point you can just swing for the fences.I guessed skate I’ve only just started watching it sharp things It immediately seemed like a good omen because it aired on HBO and a lot of girls were skating on that show. Oh, I was wrong.Fortunately, I didn’t actually think massive For the answer, I took the following best guess: state For victory!
Competitive Wordle Score
I was confident that I would at least tie up Wardlebot today, but luckily my nemesis, the poor devilish evil monster, swung even harder than I did and hooked Wardle for five. That is, 4 guesses earns him 0 points, and a win over the bot earns him 1 point. Huzza!
Origin of today’s Wordle
The word “nation” has a rich etymology that dates back to different languages and historical eras. The English word state originally comes from the Latin word “status,” which means “state, position, position in society,” and is derived from the verb “stare,” which means “to stand.” This Latin root is reflected in many Romance languages today (Spanish “estado”, French “etat”, Italian “start”, etc.), all related to state, status, or position. have similar meanings.
The change from “status” to “state” in English reflects the word’s widespread use to describe not only personal or physical conditions, but also political and governmental conditions. By the Middle Ages, “state” began to be used in English to refer to the political and governmental affairs of a country, reflecting centralized authority or government.
The concept of the ‘state’ as a sovereign entity emerged in the early modern period, particularly with the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, and laid the foundations for the modern system of sovereign states. This further strengthened the use of “state” to describe a political entity with sovereignty over a defined geographical area.
The etymology of “nation” thus reflects its evolution from a word denoting the state or status of an individual, through its use to indicate matters of government, to its current meaning as a sovereign political entity. .
