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Word of the Day: apotheosis

The word "apotheosis" has been used frequently in recent news articles, appearing in 44 stories on NYTimes.com over the past year. It refers to the elevation of a person or thing to divine status or the highest point of development. Its common usage suggests it is being applied to significant achievements or figures. The word's popularity indicates its relevance in discussing major events or milestones.

What happened

The word "apotheosis" has been used 44 times in articles on the New York Times website over the past year.

Why it matters

Its frequent use suggests it is a term gaining relevance in current discourse, possibly in discussions of cultural or historical significance.

Why it belongs here

Exploring such words helps readers understand evolving language and its role in shaping public conversation.

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