Word of the Day : January 11, 2023 Bombast noun BAHM-bast What It Means Bombast refers to speech or writing that is meant to sound important or impressive but that is not sincere or meaningful. // The other world leaders at the international conference had little interest in being subjected to the host president's bombast. See the entry … Continue reading Word of the Day – Bombast
Word of the Day – Teleological
Word of the Day : January 10, 2023 Teleological adjective tel-ee-uh-LAH-jih-kul What It Means Teleological (and its less common variant teleologic) is a philosophical term meaning "exhibiting or relating to purpose or design especially in nature." // Their teleological theory on the origin of human beings was heavily challenged. See the entry > TELEOLOGICAL In Context "Hegelianism—at least as [Søren] … Continue reading Word of the Day – Teleological
Word of The Day – Charlatan
Word of the Day : January 9, 2023 Charlatan noun SHAHR-luh-tun What It Means? A charlatan is a person who pretends to know or be something in order to deceive people. // Some people thought he was a great leader, but others saw him as just a charlatan. See the entry > CHARLATAN In Context “A particular gripe of … Continue reading Word of The Day – Charlatan
Word of the Day – Putative
Word of the Day : December 16, 2022 Putative adjective PYOO-tuh-tiv What It Means Putative is a formal word meaning "generally believed, supposed, or assumed to be (something)." It is always used before a noun. // The putative reason for their dismissal was poor job performance. // Critics challenged his putative allegiance to the cause. See the entry > PUTATIVE In … Continue reading Word of the Day – Putative
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