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Oxford's Word Of The Year 2018 is Toxic
Toxic becomes the word of the year 2018
Oxford Dictionary has declared 'toxic' the word of the year. According to this, the word reflects the conditions, mood swings and emotion etc. which emerged in 2018.
The Oxford English Dictionary said in a statement that "Oxford Year of the Word" is a word or expression that is important for cultural significance. Among the words that were made for the word of the year, the word 'Gaaselting', 'Insel' and 'Takelash' were included in addition to 'toxic'.
Of these, 'toxic' was selected. Statistics show that this year the term 'chemical' and 'masculinity' are also used with 'toxic'.
According to the statement, 'Toxic masculinity' was used in 'I to campaign'. The use of toxic masculinity is also used in some of the most popular events of the year such as hearing Brett Kaweah Senate Judicial Committee that gathers international headlines.
This word has a deep impact on public opinion and in 2018 people have discussed it very well.
The term 'toxic' is used in the context of poisonous and for the first time in English it was used in the middle of the 17th century, which came from medieval Latin word 'toxicus. Its meaning is full of poison or poison.
