Word of the Day (blip)-20JAN22

Word of the Day (blip)-20JAN22

Today’s “Word of the Day” is blip and it is a noun meaning “a minor, temporary change in something normal; a sudden, brief deviation from a regular trend”.

Example Sentence: If London is to be a city that works for everyone – drivers included – it needs to move seriously towards a future with fewer private cars on its streets…. London’s new deputy mayor for transport, Seb Dance, recently said that driving will soon be “socially unacceptable”, a “blip” in the history of transport, and I couldn’t agree more… The necessity to radically rethink car use in London, and all of our cities, is something we can no longer ignore. 

Word of the Day (blip)-20JAN22

This word is present in The Guardian article A car-free London is within our reach and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Guardian

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