Peter Sokolowski
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1,510 appearances
96 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard today
Peter Sokolowski’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Here's the word used in a sentence from the New York Times.
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He accused board members of personally profiting from the parking and landscaping policies.
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Board meetings soon devolved into a cacophony of charges, countercharges, and shouting.
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Evolve?
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Check.
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Revolve.
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Check.
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Devolve?
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Now we're on a roll, literally.
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All three of these words and more evolved from the Latin verb vulvere.
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Meaning to set in a circular course to cause to roll, to bring round.
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The Latin evolvere means to roll out or away.
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Redvolvere means to roll back to a starting point, and devolvere means to roll something down.
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In its earliest uses in the fifteenth century, devolve literally meant to roll onward or downward.
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Today the word is typically used for a more figurative rolling down, as when an organization devolves power, that is, passes power down to those at a lower level of authority, or when a deteriorating situation is described as devolving into chaos.
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One word multiple uses and
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That's just how English rolls.
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With your word of the day, I'm Peter Sokolowski.
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It's the word of the day for august twenty fifth.
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