I agree with Violet, do you?
The Merriam-Webster dictionary folks have declared the top ten words for 2014.
Culture
Nostalgia
Insidious
Legacy
Feminism
Je ne sais quoi
Innovation
Surreptitious
Autonomy
Morbidity
(http://www.merriam-webster.com/top-ten-lists/2014-word-of-the-year/autonomy.html)
Nine English buzzwords, all nouns, were heard in speeches, read in newspapers, and viewed online. They rang true to the topic most of the time. The single French word (#6) was from a paid fast food commercial that murdered the meaning.
If I had been consulted by the Merriam-Webster word-of-the -year team, my appraisal of this mismatched list would have been jejune, a French word translated to simplified English as “not interesting; boring.”