Word of the week: "TRIFLE"
- Sep 15, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 14, 2023
Hi OHANA, I’m starting with trifle for a bit of fun from when I first started studying and people thought trifle meant the English dessert ☺️
It means small things and details so think remedies like Arsenicum getting upset about trifles (details)
It may also help when thinking of someone with OCD behaviour as that can be obsessing of details/small things/trifles.
Hope doing this helps, I know English is some students 2nd, 3rd, 4th…language but trifles tripped up English speakers too as it’s a bit archaic ☺️Back with another word next week 🙏☺️📚
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