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As in relating to a city or a town.
This palindrome word basically means to treat or worship someone or something like a god.
Everyone has heard of the famous palindrome example of ‘racecar,’ which is spelled the same backward and forwards.
Whether this palindrome word is used as a noun, adjective, or verb, it’s pretty self-explanatory.
If you’re looking to address a woman respectfully, this is the palindrome word to use.
Did you know that these romantic words have no English equivalent?
A lemel is a small shaving of metal like gold and silver. This palindrome word is typically used in jewellery stores.
A minim is a measurement used to describe approximately one drop of liquid.
Murdrum is the crime of killing somebody unknown. This act is very secretive.
As in the best part of the work/school day: lunchtime!
Maybe you’re talking about electronics, maybe you’re talking about your sense of awareness. Regardless, palindrome words are definitely on our radar right now.
Read on for some common words that used to mean completely different things.
