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Antiwordle

You're sick of seeing those green blocks on your social media page. Try Antiwordle out. Antiwordle wants you to guess the word as many times as you can in order to avoid it, in contrast to Wordle, which wants you to guess a word every day in as few attempts as possible. Letters will turn gray, yellow, or red when you guess correctly. Gray indicates that the letter is absent from the word and cannot be used again, yellow indicates that the letter is present in the word and must be considered in every subsequent guess, and red indicates that the letter is present in the word in exactly the right place and cannot be moved. You succeed if you can type every letter on the keyboard without getting the word right. It sounds easy, but I've found this version of Wordle to be much harder than the original.

We attempted playing Antiwordle, a game that can only be played in daily mode, and we didn't give up until we didn't manage to lose. It's a challenge in this game not to guess the word of the day. It is incredibly challenging not to guess the hidden word in Antiwordle today because the application simply blocks your previously used letters and pushes you to try to arrange them in the right order.

It's an extremely easy game. It is a reverse wordle that involves not guessing the word of the day. If you succeed, the game notifies you of the attempt and time you used to solve it. The option to share it on social media is then provided. Tell your friends about it.

Wow, it seems simple! The game must be resolved according to certain rules, and adding terms from the dictionary makes it more difficult. If you give it a try, you'll discover why this anti-word game has become so popular and why it's harder than wordle.

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