You See These words and Abbreviations Often, but Do You Understand?

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Finally, it’s Friday!

So to close this week, let’s do some things you’ve more than likely seen, but don’t always understand at the moment:

What does O. E. M. or just OEM mean?

This is seen more by technical professionals, but still with average communicator’s;

Definition of OEM is original equipment manufacturer. Learn more at: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/oem

The next one is seen and used more with people with “not so good health”, especially those on certain medications and certain lifestyles.

Can you pronounce, apoplectic?

Merriam-Webster’s definition of “apoplectic”: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/apoplectic

Alright, now its time for some  synonyms.

Well, I hope you had fun learning!

See ya Monday for a bit more!

Have a great weekend!

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