Yeah, that’s true. It’s something you have to learn outside of WK or through exposure to those words from immersions.
Well now it does with the 200% increase you just introduced. 
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Yeah, maybe it wasn’t the best example, but you can use obsequious or tessellation if you want. I don’t see those as often as pedantic.
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Or in NHK news, I always read that word >> 緊急事態宣言. They like to throw it around haha. Although I think they use it way more often than pandemic with all their natural disasters going on yearly.
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lol, I use it almost everyday to describe my fiancé!
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Since leaving Primary school, I never saw this word again! Until now lol
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I sure hope your primary is not the one where you’re between the ages of 5 and and 10; sorry, can’t always remember what the school tiers are called in Europe. I had to google that word as I only had a vague recollection of it, though I wouldn’t consider it unworthy of note for a highly literate person or anything. Only, at 10 years old? I guess if you’re doing color by numbers …
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Yep. It is! I remember we did a lot of colouring in of tessellation printouts.
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…I have to wait two hours to go to sleep so I can do all the reviews I have at 1:00. I will have guests tomorrow so I need to set my alarm early so I am able to do the reviews before they come. I might be able to do 10-20 each time I go to the toilet, so I have to plan my breaks around that.
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Addiction is right! What are we going to do with ourselves after we finish WK? 
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I have never seen the word “obsequious” but tessellation is used fairly frequently in 3D computer graphics context
Context is king. A word most of us never use may be used daily by people in certain professions.
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Jane Austen uses it to characterize Mr. Collins (Pride and Prejudice). Despite being from the land of M.C. Escher, tessellation is a fairly recent addition for me. Context indeed.
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The question is, would this even count for a Google TTS?
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I’m sorry, I don’t understand your question. Could you rephrase?
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Learning Kanji is the new cool kids drugs
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Me, when I mute everyone in a team-based online game.
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the keming on that is really bad… nonbumable garbage, eh?
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anti-homeless spikes on trash cans? 
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