Word of the day: Giggle (verb) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Can you use giggle in a sentence of your own? Share your example in the comments below.
Word of the Day: Idyllic (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Can you use idyllic in a sentence of your own? Share your example in the comments below. Additional Notes:
Word of the Day: Offbeat (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences (Meaning 1): Example Sentences (Meaning 2 – Less common): Conversation Example: Can you use offbeat in a sentence of your own? Share your example in the comments below.
Word of the day: Lackadaisical (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Ugh, I feel so lackadaisical today. I can’t seem to focus on anything.” Person 2: “Maybe a cup of coffee or a quick walk outside will help you … Read more
Word of the day: Lunatic (noun/adjective) Possible Meanings: Original Meaning (Outdated): Modern Usage (Considered Offensive): Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Alternatives (Preferable): Example Sentences (Outdated – Not Recommended): Example Sentences (Modern Usage – Offensive): Example Sentences (Alternatives): Conversation Example (Alternative): Additional Notes: Can you use lunatic in … Read more
Word of the day: Obdurate (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Focus on Synonyms: Conversation Example: Person 1: “I can’t believe they’re still arguing about the same issue. They’re both being so obdurate!” Person 2: “Yeah, it seems neither side is willing to … Read more
Word of the day: Impediment (noun) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Synonyms: Conversation Example (Reviewing previous usage): Person 1: “There seem to be a lot of impediments to progress on this project.” Person 2: “You’re right. We need to identify the obstacles and … Read more
Word of the day: Fervent (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Focus on Synonyms: Conversation Example: Person 1: “The young activist spoke with such fervor about environmental protection, it was truly inspiring.” Person 2: “Her passion is contagious! It makes you want to … Read more
Word of the day: Cohesive (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Focus on Synonyms: Conversation Example: Person 1: “I finally finished that puzzle! It was challenging, but all the pieces came together in a very cohesive way.” Person 2: “That’s great! A well-designed … Read more
Word of the day: Absurd (adjective) 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 politician’s latest claims? They’re completely absurd!” Person 2: “I agree. It’s frustrating when people spread such ridiculous misinformation.” Can you use absurd in … Read more