Word of the Day September 11, 2023 Injunction noun in-JUNK-shun What It Means Injunction refers to an order from a court of law that says something must be done or must not be done. // The group has obtained an injunction to prevent the demolition of the building. See the entry > INJUNCTION In Context “While a district court … Continue reading Word of the Day: Injunction
Word of the Day – Comprise
Word of the Day : July 14, 2023 Comprise verb kum-PRYZE What It Means Comprise is a verb that first meant "to be made up of (something); to include or consist of (something)." It still carries that meaning but today it also often means "to make up or form (something)," though some object to this use. Comprise can also mean … Continue reading Word of the Day – Comprise
Word of the Day – Outlandish
Word of the Day : July 13, 2023 Outlandish adjective out-LAN-dish What It Means Outlandish describes things that are strikingly strange or unusual; in this use, it's a synonym of bizarre. Outlandish can also describe things, such as claims, rumors, and accusations, that go beyond reasonable limits or standards. // One of the author's greatest strengths is her ability to write outlandish characters … Continue reading Word of the Day – Outlandish
Word of the Day – Loquacious
Word of the Day : July 11, 2023 Loquacious adjective loh-KWAY-shus What It Means Someone described as loquacious might also be called wordy (prone to using more words than considered necessary when talking) or garrulous (tending to talking a lot). // She's the loquacious host of a weekly news podcast. See the entry > LOQUACIOUS In Context “He is the most well-read city … Continue reading Word of the Day – Loquacious
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