Word of the Day : May 18, 2022 Indoctrinate verb in-DAHK-truh-nayt What It Means Indoctrinate means "to teach (someone) to fully accept the ideas, opinions, and beliefs of a particular group and to not consider other ideas, opinions, and beliefs." // The goal of the professor is to teach politics, rather than to indoctrinate students with a narrow set … Continue reading Word of the Day – Indoctrinate
Word of the Day – Nonpareil
Word of the Day : May 17, 2022 Nonpareil adjective nahn-puh-REL What It Means Nonpareil means "having no equal." // The singer's stunning performance was nonpareil. See the entry > NONPAREIL in Context "A multitasker nonpareil, he is a musician, actor, director, author, artist, poet, playwright and composer, not to mention a self-styled pierogi-making king…." — Bill Brownstein, The Gazette (Montreal, … Continue reading Word of the Day – Nonpareil
Word of the Day – Epithet
Word of the Day : May 16, 2022 Epithet noun EP-uh-thet What It Means An epithet is "a characterizing word or phrase that accompanies, or occurs in place of, the name of a person or thing" or "a disparaging or abusive word or phrase." // Richard the First is frequently referred to by the epithet "Lionheart." // The school's policy … Continue reading Word of the Day – Epithet
Word of the Day – Turpitude
Word of the Day : May 13, 2022 Turpitude noun TER-puh-tood What It Means Turpitude refers to inherent lack of integrity or morality, or to an evil or immoral act. It is frequently used in legal contexts in the phrase "moral turpitude." // Crimes such as theft and perjury may involve moral turpitude. See the entry > TURPITUDE … Continue reading Word of the Day – Turpitude
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