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grammar meaning-in-context
  1. Ignore this word, it's a delenda.
  2. I'm going to remove this delenda later.
  3. Should we mark this word as delenda?

Wiktionary defines delenda as items to be deleted.

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/delenda#Noun

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