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This week’s word is inspired by my fellow writer Charlotte Frost
So here’s enlightenment, courtesy of my Chambers Dictionary app. If you’re anything like me, you’ll enjoy this word and immediately start over using it. But that’s part of what writing’s all about, isn’t it? The pleasure of language.
Lynn is the founder and quality-maven-in-chief of Lexis Writing, a collective of expert writers creating high quality content and copy for businesses in the UK and beyond.
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Eek. I’ve no idea what usu fixed redemption rates are.
Haha, yes, this puzzled me at first. Then I found out ‘usu’ is an abbreviation for ‘usually’!