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Monday, March 30, 2020

Terminology Issues


For John, BLUFIn every group of people too large under existing coronavirus rules there is always someone who has a new word or a different use for a word you thought you knew.  Nothing to see here; just move along.



I was on an EMail amongst my two Brothers and their friends, with a discussion of an AAR—After Action Report.

I referred to AAR as an Acronym.  One of my Brothers' wisenheimer friends asked if it was an Acronym or if it was an Initialism.  An Initialism?  What kind of a woke expression is "Initialism"?  Yes, Initialism is a word in the Dictionary.

I could see the distinction based on pronounceable and not pronounceable, but not using a world like "Initialism".

By the way, based upon my personal experience with AARs, I pronounce it Arrrgh.

Regards  —  Cliff

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