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Word – Nebulous
Nebulous – Word of the DayMeaning:Hazy or cloudyVague or ill-definedOrigin:Nebulous first appears in late Middle English, and it comes from the French wor...
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Word – Sonder
Sonder – Word of the DayMeaning: The profound realisation that every random passer-by has a life as vivid and complex as your own. Origin: This word was c...
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Word – Harangue
Harangue – Word of the dayMeaning: [noun]: a lengthy and aggressive speech.[verb]: lecture (someone) at length in an aggressive and critical manner.Histor...
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Word – Garrulous
Garrulous – Word of the dayMeaning:[adj]: excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters.History:Dates back to the 1600s. Has Latin origin. Greek or...
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Word – Fetid
Fetid – Word of the dayMeaning:[adj]: smelling extremely unpleasant.History:Dates back to the early 15th century. Has Latin origin. From Latin fetidus.Usa...
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Word – Demure
Demure – Word of the dayMeaning: [ adj] : reserved, modest, and shy (typically used of a woman). : (of clothing) giving a modest appearance.His...
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Word – Evince
Evince – Word of the dayMeaning :reveal the presence of (a quality or feeling); indicate.History:History dates back to the late 18th century. Debated of F...
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Word – Burnish
Burnish – Word of the dayMeaning:[verb] : polish (something, especially metal) by rubbing.[noun] : the shine on a highly polished surface.History:History...
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Word – Abjure
Abjure – Word of the dayMeaning:solemnly renounce (a belief, cause, or claim).History:History dates back to the early 15th century. Debated of French and...
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Word – Spurious
Spurious – Word of the DayMeaning:Not genuine/authentic. False/FakeAlso Something of inferior qualityOrigin:Comes from the Latin word spurius, meaning “fa...
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Word – Reverie
Reverie – Word of the DayMeaning:A state of being lost in one’s thoughtsOrigin:Reverie comes from the old French word rever, which means “to be delirious”...
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Word – Wraith
Wraith – Word of the DayMeaning:The ghostlike image of someone, seen around the time of their death. Usually used to refer to someone of something that is...
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Word – Acrimony
Acrimony – Word of the DayMeaning:Bitterness or ill-feelingOrigin:Acrimony originates from the Latin word acrimonia, which means “bitter taste of smell”.E...
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Word – Rhapsodic
Rhapsodic – Word of the DayMeaning:Extravagantly enthusiastic/ecstaticOrigin:Rhapsodic comes from the word rhapsody, which in turn comes from the Greek wo...
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Word- Decathect
Decathect- Word of the dayMeaning:to detach yourself emotionally from a person or thing, especially one that you think you’re going to lose, such as a lov...
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Word- Inscape
Inscape- Word of the dayMeaning:the unique inner nature of a person or object as shown in a work of art, especially a poem.Origin:The English poet and Jesuit pr...
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Word- Obnoxious
Obnoxious- Word of the dayMeaning:odiously or disgustingly objectionable; highly offensiveHistory:Obnoxious is derived from the latin word ‘Obnoxiosus’ which ba...
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Word- Grandiloquence
Grandiloquence- Word of the dayMeaning:a lofty, extravagantly colorful, pompous, or bombastic style, manner, or quality especially in languageHistory:Grandiloqu...
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Improve your Vocabulary in IELTS Speaking & Writing – Key Word : Thing
Key Word : Thing1 Verb + thingUse the correct form of these verbs :make need pack wash upWe’ll have to stop at th...
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Word- Debouch
Debouch- Word of the dayMeaning: to cause to emerge : discharge to march out into open ground : emerge, issueHistory:D...
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