- Today's Word
AstroLure
[as-troh-loo-er]
Definition
- (noun) This enchanting term combines “Astrology,” the study of celestial bodies’ influence on human affairs, with “Allure,” signifying a powerful and attractive charm. It’s used to describe something or someone that possesses a captivating and cosmic charm.
Example
Imagine encountering a person, a style, or an ambiance that resonates with a captivating and cosmic charm. It’s not just charming; it’s AstroLure. You might say, “The bookstore wasn’t just inviting; it was AstroLure. The celestial-themed decor and mystical books created an atmosphere of enchantment.”
Fun Fact
“Astrology” is the study of celestial bodies’ influence on human affairs, often associated with cosmic insights, while “Allure” signifies a powerful and attractive charm, often linked to fascination and beauty. “AstroLure” creatively combines these concepts to celebrate something or someone that possesses a captivating and cosmic charm.
(adjective) Existing in name only; or very small in amount.
Although she held a nominal title of leadership, real decisions were made by the board.
From Latin nomen, meaning “name.” It entered English in the late 15th century referring to something “by name rather than reality.”