Word of the Day : October 7, 2025 Candor noun KAN-der What It Means Candor refers to the quality of being open, sincere, and honest. // During the interview, the comedian spoke with candor about the nervousness she feels every time she takes the stage. See the entry > CANDOR In Context “When Malika Andrews sat down to chat … Continue reading Word of the Day: Candor
Word of the Day: Embarrass
Word of the Day : October 6, 2025 Embarrass verb im-BAIR-us What It Means To embarrass someone is to make them feel confused and foolish in front of other people. // Unexpected laughter embarrassed the speaker. See the entry > EMBARRASS In Context “Going public creates accountability and makes backing out harder. Every creator wishes they’d started sooner. … Continue reading Word of the Day: Embarrass
Word of the Day: Gibbous
Word of the Day : October 3, 2025 Gibbous adjective JIB-us What It Means Gibbous is most often used to describe the moon or a planet when it is seen with more than half but not all of the apparent disk illuminated. // The waxing gibbous moon provided the perfect lighting for a night of spooky storytelling around the … Continue reading Word of the Day: Gibbous
Word of the Day: Impetuous
Word of the Day : September 30, 2025 Impetuous adjective im-PECH-uh-wus What It Means Impetuous is a synonym of impulsive that describes a person who is acting without thought, or an action that is done without thought. // That impetuous decision could've cost us everything we worked so hard for. See the entry > IMPETUOUS In Context “She takes off, impetuous and alone, … Continue reading Word of the Day: Impetuous
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