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Word – Eclectic
Eclectic – Word of the DayMeaning:[adjective]: Taking ideas, taste or style from varying range of sources[noun]: A person who takes ideas, taste or style...
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Word – Dearth
Dearth – Word of the DayMeaning:[noun]: Something not being enough or lacking.History:Used to describe the scarcity of things since the 13th century, the...
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Word – Callous
Callous – Word of the DayMeaning:[adjective]: Being insensitive and emotionally careless about others’ sufferings or feelings.[noun]: a thickened, hardene...
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Word – Bane
Bane – Word of the DayMeaning:[noun]: Something troublesome or instigation of unhappiness. : A deadly poison : A thing or person t...
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Word – Aberration
Aberration – Word of the Day Meaning:[noun]: A non-acceptable, untypical way or action of behaving. [verb]: Deviating or diverging from the expected path....
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Word – Florid
Florid – Word of the DayMeaning:[adj]: having a red or flushed complexion.: excessively intricate or elaborate.[adv]: in a way that has too much decoratio...
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Word – Expunge
Expunge – Word of the DayMeaning:[verb]: obliterate or remove completely (something unwanted or unpleasant).Expungement:[Noun]: [US] The process by which...
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Word – Decry
Decry – Word of the DayMeaning:[verb]: publicly declare to be wrong or evil.History:History debated between the early 14th century and early 16th century,...
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Word – Calumniate
Calumniate – Word of the DayMeaning:[Verb]: make false and defamatory statements about.History:History dates back to the mid15th century. Debated of Latin...
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Word – Besotted
Besotted – Word of the DayMeaning:Deeply infatuatedDrunkOrigin:The word was first used in the late 16th century. Then, it meant “stupid” and “infatuated”....
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Word – Paraphernalia
Paraphernalia – Word of the DayMeaning:(noun) Miscellaneous articles, especially the equipment needed for a particular activity.(noun) Trappings associate...
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Word – Sanguine
Sanguine – Word of the DayMeaning:(adj.) Optimistic or positive, especially in an apparently bad or difficult situation.(adj.) A blood-red colour.Origin:T...
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Word – Vapid
Vapid – Word of the DayMeaning:(adj.) Offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging; bland.Origin:The word “vapid” was first used in the 1650s, and...
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Word – Physiognomy
Physiognomy – Word of the DayMeaning:(noun) A person’s facial features or expression, especially when regarded as indicative of character or ethnic...
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Word – Dystopia
Dystopia – Word of the DayMeaning:(noun) An imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice, typically one that is totalitarian o...
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Canvass – Word of the day for IELTS
Canvass (verb) /ˈkanvəs/Meaning:to ask many people in an area for their opinions and encourage them to vote for someone or support something.to discuss thorough...
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Word – Laconic
Laconic – Word of the Day Meaning:[adj] : (of a person, speech, or style of writing) using very few words.History:History dates back to the late fifteenth...
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Word – Inchoate
Inchoate – Word of the Day Meaning:[adj] : just begun and so not fully formed or developed; rudimentary. :(of an offence, such as incitement or conspirac...
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Word – Ebullient
Ebullient – Word of the Day Meaning:[adj]: cheerful and full of energy.: (of liquid or matter) boiling or agitated as if boiling.History:History dates bac...
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Word – Muse
Muse – Word of the dayHistory: In Greek, Mnemosune, is a Greek god and her name translates to ‘memory’. Memory was once the mother of invention for the an...
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