This week’s word has been chosen by Harriett Baldwin MP and has been frequently spoken by the government in recent weeks. Unprecented has been widely used, for example, in explanation of the recent outbreak of the coronavirus, which has never happened or existed in the past. Along with Harriett, we look forward to a time…
By Ruby Edwards1 min read
This week’s word has been chosen by Harriett Baldwin MP and has been frequently spoken by the government in recent weeks.
Unprecented has been widely used, for example, in explanation of the recent outbreak of the coronavirus, which has never happened or existed in the past. Along with Harriett, we look forward to a time when this word is used less frequently and our lives return to a more precedented way of being.
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