Idiom: Under The Weather
Under The Weather – Idiom of the day for IELTS Speaking Definition: Slightly unwell. Example: “It’s hard to study well when you are under…
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Idiom: As Fit As A Fiddle
As Fit As A Fiddle – Idiom of the Day for IELTS Speaking Definition: In very good physical condition. Example: ” If you want to…
Word Of The Day – Chronic
Chronic – Word of the Day for IELTS Speaking & Writing Chronic (Adjective) /‘krɔnik/ Meaning: continuing a long time Synonyms: persistent, unremitting, constant Antonyms: sporadic,…
Word Of The Day – Candid
Candid – Word of the Day for IELTS Speaking & Writing Candid (Adjective) /‘kændid/ Meaning: telling the truth, even when the truth can be…
Idiom: Safe And Sound
Safe and Sound – Idiom of the Day for IELTS Speaking Definition: Not harmed at all. Example: ” It was a harsh journey, but…
Word Of The Day – Tremendous
Tremendous – Word of the Day for IELTS Speaking and Writing Tremendous (adj) /tri’mendəs/ Meaning: extraordinarily large in size or extent or amount or power or…
Idiom: Get Your Head Around
Get Your Head Around – Idiom of the day for IELTS Speaking Definition: To be able to understand or accept something. Example: ” Finally, I…
Word of the Day – Compatible
Compatible – Word of the Day for IELTS Speaking and Writing Compatible (adjective) /KƏMˈPADƏB(Ə)L/ MEANING: HARMONIOUS; ABLE TO EXIST OR OCCUR TOGETHER WITHOUT CONFLICT SYNONYMS:…
Idiom: Put Your Feet Up
Put Your Feet Up – Idiom of the Day for IELTS Speaking Definition: To sit down and relax, especially with your feet raised and supported….
Word of the Day – Courageous
Courageous – Word of the Day for IELTS Speaking and Writing Courageous ( adjective ) /kə’reidʒəs/ Meaning: possessing or displaying courage; able to face…