Greetings, foggy friend!

This poetic word, from Old French "brume" meaning "mist," brings a touch of mystery and magic to your vocabulary. Let's get lost in the enchanting world of brume and see where it takes us!

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brume

[ broom ] noun

mist; fog

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Hello, steadfast soul!

"Credo" comes directly from Latin meaning "I believe." Whether it's a life motto or a company's core values, a credo is what anchors us to our convictions and gives us purpose.