learnenglishword.com Word of the Day: Apprehensive (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Are you excited about your trip abroad?” Person 2: “A little bit, but also kind of apprehensive. It’s my first time traveling alone.” Person 1: “That’s understandable. But … Read more
Word of the Day: Polarization (noun) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Did you see the news report about the protest? It seems like people are more divided than ever.” Person 2: “Yeah, it’s a real shame. There’s so much … Read more
Word of the day: Jive (noun & verb) Possible Meanings (as a noun): Possible Meanings (as a verb): Focus: Slang meaning (noun & verb) Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences (as a noun – slang): Example Sentences (as a verb – slang): Conversation Example: Person 1: … Read more
Word of the day: Sadism (noun) Possible Meanings: Important Note: Sadism is a complex concept and it’s important to be sensitive when using this word. It’s generally used in reference to the sexual aspect unless specifically referring to a general enjoyment of cruelty. Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your … Read more
Word of the Day: Wimp (noun & slang) Possible Meanings (as a noun): Possible Meanings (as a slang): Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences (using it as a noun): Example Sentences (using it as slang): Note: “Wimp” can be a hurtful term, so it’s best to … Read more
Word of the Day: Fecund (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “I’m feeling so stuck on this painting. I haven’t had a single good idea in weeks!” Person 2: Maybe you just need a break. Sometimes stepping away can … Read more
Word of the Day: Clemency (noun) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Did you hear about the escaped convict who turned himself in?” Person 2: “Yes, I wonder if he’ll be shown any clemency.” (Explanation: Clemency is used here because … Read more
Word of the Day: Arcane (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Have you ever heard of a sundial?” Person 2: “No, what’s that?” Person 1: “It’s an arcane way of telling time using the sun. Not many people use … Read more
Word of the day: Abash (verb) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Did you see Sarah trip and fall in the hallway?” Person 2: “Oh yeah, poor thing! I bet she’s feeling really abashed right now.” Can you use abash … Read more
Word of the Day: Ubiquitous (adjective) Meaning: Ubiquitous describes something that seems to be present everywhere at the same time. It creates the feeling that you can’t escape encountering it, no matter where you look. Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Examples: Why use “ubiquitous” … Read more