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What is the last word in English language?

There is no "last word" in the English language. Here's why:

* The English language is constantly evolving: New words are created all the time, and old words fall out of use. There is no fixed endpoint.

* Dictionaries are snapshots: Dictionaries record the words in use at a particular moment, but they don't represent a complete or final list.

* Words are subjective: Even if we could agree on a definitive list, the "last word" would depend on what kind of list we're making (e.g., dictionary, slang, technical jargon).

So, while it's fun to think about the "last word," it's a concept that doesn't really exist!

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