Word of the Day : November 10, 2022 Lapidary adj LAP-uh-dair-ee What It Means Lapidary is used to describe something—usually the style of one’s writing or speech—that is elegant and precise in a way that suggests similar qualities associated with inscriptions in stone monuments. It also has the less figurative meaning, “of, relating to, or suggestive of … Continue reading word of the Day – Lapidary
Word of the Day – Bilious
Word of the Day : November 9, 2022 Bilious adjective BILL-yus What It Means Bilious has several meanings, including "angry or bad-tempered" and "sickeningly unpleasant to look at." Its earliest use describes things that are "of or relating to bile." // The actor has come under fire for his bilious commentary. // The new homeowners immediately painted over the bilious color scheme. … Continue reading Word of the Day – Bilious
Word of the Day – Encapsulate
Word of the Day : November 8, 2022 Encapsulate verb in-KAP-suh-layt What It Means Encapsulate means “to show or express the main idea or quality of (something) in a brief way.” // Her first album encapsulates the sound of the 90s. See the entry > ENCAPSULATE In Context “Catherine Lutz, a longtime valley journalist, edited the book for correct … Continue reading Word of the Day – Encapsulate
Word of the Day – Serendipity
Word of the Day : November 7, 2022 Serendipity noun sair-un-DIP-uh-tee What It Means Serendipity is luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. // We found the restaurant by pure serendipity, rather than careful research, but it turned out to be the best deal in town. See the … Continue reading Word of the Day – Serendipity
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