Proficuous
[Pro'fic'u'ous]
Adjective
1. Profitable; advantageous; useful.
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Okay, there's a reason for this one.
If you read some of my other stuff, you might know that I have several forms of synesthesia. I'm not going to explain them all again here, because I'm lazy like that. I will, however, explain the one that this has to do with.
Grapheme color synesthesia: letters, numbers, words, they all have a certain color.
It's interesting and it's a good conversation topic, but not particularly advantageous (or disadvantageous) in most situations.
Yeah... that's not true anymore. I found a situation - actually, an entire class (I'm a freshman this year 😳) - in which grapheme color synesthesia is a definite disadvantage.
I'm taking Latin. The words are the wrong colors. I can't associate "et" with "and" because they'rE NoT tHe SaMe CoLoR!!! It just doesn't make sense to me! 😭
*Sigh...*
Anyway, I wish you a day full of proficuous happenings. 😛
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