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Work · November 28, 2021

Recabulary

Never forget a word again

Recabulary launched on November 28, 2021 with 75 votes, #846 of 2,953 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Have you ever searched for the definition of an English term on Google? And like many, have you forgotten it over time or failed to internalise it? I believe, it can stick to the memory only if it is revisited a couple of times by reading or writing it again.

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