Wordle Hints for Mon Jul 14 2025
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This word is a verb describing the reversal of an action.
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It contains two vowels and three consonants.
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The word starts and ends with the same letter.
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You'll find this word commonly paired with actions that are to be reversed.
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It is in the past tense form.
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It has an interesting element of reduplication, with a repeated letter.
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This word's etymology dates back to Old English 'undōn,' meaning to unfasten or release.
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If you already guessed one vowel correctly, you'll know the other vowel as well, because they are the same.
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Best Starting Words
Choose words with common letters like STARE, ADIEU, or CRANE to maximize your chances.
Letter Frequency
The most common letters in English words are E, A, R, I, O, T, N, S, L, C.
Vowel Strategy
Try to identify vowels early as most Wordle words contain at least two vowels.
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