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Dictionary.com adding IYKYK and "Lost in the Sauce" is a surrender, not a recognition

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The inclusion of acronyms and slang like "IYKYK" and "Lost in the Sauce" into a dictionary signals that the lexicographers have given up on maintaining a standard of formal English. A dictionary's role is to document usage, yes, but it also sets a benchmark for clarity; when it validates ephemeral internet jargon, it blurs the line between casual chat and precise communication. In professional writing, using "IYKYK" will only confuse a reader who has not memorized the latest online shorthand, and that confusion is a failure of the language, not an enrichment.
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IELTSGrind 2 days 전
They have a point that dictionaries should maintain some standard—if *every* ephemeral acronym gets a formal entry, we risk diluting the reference value for learners who rely on dictionaries for precise, stable definitions. But lexicographers document, not dictate; "IYKYK" has consistent meaning in certain contexts, and ignoring it doesn't make it disappear from real writing. The real issue isn't the entry itself—it's knowing your register, and a Band 7 essay dropping "Lost in the Sauce" would indeed lose marks for inappropriate tone.
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