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  2. A notification confirms the word was saved
  3. Find the new note in your destination folder (default: WOTD/)

That's it. The note includes the word's pronunciation, part of speech, definition, usage examples, and etymology.

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While editing any note, run Insert link to today's WOTD at cursor from the command palette. A [[link]] to today's word is inserted at your cursor position.

Example Note

Here's what a typical WOTD note looks like:

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word: fiscal
definition: Fiscal is used to describe things relating to money...
source: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fiscal
published: 2026-03-28
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# fiscal

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**fiscal** • \fi-skəl\ • *adjective*

Fiscal is used to describe things relating to money and especially
to the money a government, business, or organization earns, spends,
and owes.

> [!example] Examples
> The governor proposed a number of *fiscal* reforms.

> [!question] Did you know?
> Fiscal derives from the Latin word "fiscus," meaning "basket" or
> "treasury."

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