Word of the Day : September 12, 2022 Invective noun in-VEK-tiv What It Mean nvective means "insulting or abusive language." It can also refer to an abusive expression or speech. // Her opening campaign speech was, to the shock of everyone present, filled with invective that contrasted sharply with the expectations of those in attendance. See the entry > … Continue reading Word of the Day – Invective
Word of the Day – Facsimile
Word of the Day : September 9, 2022 Facsimile noun fak-SIM-uh-lee What It Means A facsimile is an exact copy of something. The word is also used to refer to a system of transmitting and reproducing graphic matter, such as printed text or photos. // The forged painting was an impressive facsimile of the original. See the entry > FACSIMILE … Continue reading Word of the Day – Facsimile
Word of the Day – Mawkish
Word of the Day : September 8, 2022 Mawkish adjective MAW-kish What It Means Mawkish means “exaggeratedly or childishly emotional,” and is often used to describe works of art, music, or literature that a critic finds cloying. // Although Olivia was embarrassed by the mawkish poetry that filled her old high school diaries, she couldn’t bring herself to throw them … Continue reading Word of the Day – Mawkish
Word of the Day – Conciliate
Word of the Day : September 7, 2022 Conciliate What it Means Conciliate is a formal word applied in situations in which anger or disagreement presents a need for resolution. It can mean "to make compatible; to reconcile," "to appease or win over," or "to become or try to become friendly or agreeable." // The company's … Continue reading Word of the Day – Conciliate
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