1️⃣ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the Latin eminere, meaning to be noticeable. The prefix pre- before adjectives can sometimes mean greater than.
🔗 Transitions (writing) 🔗
Benefits➕:
✏️ Become a more persuasive writer ;
🎤 Give more engaging talks and presentations ;
⛓ Learn new transitions to connect complex ideas .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Select the transition that logically connects the two sentences.
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5️⃣ ordinary
💠modes:
[HINT] - finish the word: nat... .
✅ natural is the correct word.
[50/50] - poignant <OR> monotonous ❓
✅ monotonous is the matching word.
ℹ️ Suggestions: pedestrian, banal .
3️⃣ full
💠modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: st... ;
✅ stocked is the correct word.
[50/50] — replete < OR > venerated ❓
✅ replete is the correct synonym.
ℹ️ Suggestions: teeming, satiated .
1️⃣ feeble
💠modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: fra... ;
✅ fragile is the correct word.
[50/50] — infirm < OR > ardent ❓
✅ infirm is the correct synonym.
ℹ️ Suggestions: languid, enervated .
1️⃣ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the Spanish sierra, meaning saw or sawtooth, and used to refer to the jagged appearance of mountains.G
1️⃣ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the Middle English filchen, meaning to snatch or attack.
🧠 Recall (speaking) 🧠
Benefits➕:
🧠 Retrieve words from memory more rapidly ;
🗣 Eliminate tip-of-the-tongue moments while speaking ;
📓 Master new words and expand your vocabulary .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Use the letters provided to recall the correct word. [TIP: Not all letters will be used].
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1️⃣ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
Via French from the Latin seminalis, meaning related to seeds. The suffix -al is used for adjectives.
2️⃣ failing to take proper care in doing something
⁉️ Is the pronunciation correct?
⭕️ Word Swap (writing) ❌
Benefits➕:
❎ ✅ Stop mixing up commonly confused words ;
📄✔️ Eliminate distracting errors in your writing .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Decide if the highlighted words are to be SWAPPED or KEPT in given sentences.
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1️⃣ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the Latin eviscerare, meaning to take the bowels out of. It shares a root with viscera, a modern English word meaning internal organs.
1️⃣ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the German wunder, meaning wonder, and kind, meaning child.
4️⃣ bright
💠modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: bla... ;
✅ blazing is the correct word.
[50/50] — radiant < OR > benign ❓
✅ radiant is the correct synonym.
ℹ️ Suggestions: teeming, satiated .
2️⃣ excited
💠modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: ea... ;
✅ eager is the correct word.
[50/50] — officious < OR > elated ❓
✅ elated is the correct synonym.
ℹ️ Suggestions: zestful, energetic .
🅰️ Synonyms (speaking) 🅰️
Benefits➕:
📓 Master new words and expand your vocabulary ;
🔡 Vary your language to avoid sounding repetitive .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Give synonyms for given words. You can make use of hint and 50/50 modes.
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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Use the letters provided to recall the correct word. [TIP: Not all letters will be used].
1️⃣ to stop oneself from doing something — refrain ✅
ref... i a x a n m x p h r ❓