Word of the Day : June 23, 2022 Ingenuous adjective in-JEN-yuh-wus What It Means Ingenuous is most commonly used to describe someone who shows innocent or childlike simplicity and candidness. // The ingenuous enthusiasm shown by several of the older campers was contagious, and soon everyone was excited about the project. See the entry > INGENUOUS in Context “I … Continue reading Word of the Day – Ingenuous
Word of the Day – Quibble
Word of the Day : June 22, 2022 Quibble verb KWIB-ul What It Means To quibble is to argue or complain about small, unimportant things. The word can also mean "to evade the point of an argument by making trivial or frivolous objections." // If I may quibble for a moment with your description of the uniforms: they are navy … Continue reading Word of the Day – Quibble
Word of the Day – Prescience
Word of the Day : June 21, 2022 Prescience noun PRESH-ee-unss What It Means Prescience is the ability to see or anticipate what will or might happen in the future. // Stacy had the prescience to know that the stock’s value wasn’t going to remain high forever, and she managed to sell it just before it started to decrease. … Continue reading Word of the Day – Prescience
Word of the Day – Garrulous
Word of the Day : June 20, 2022 Garrulous adjective GAIR-uh-lus What It Means Garrulous can mean "chatty" or "excessively talkative" when describing a person (or even a bird that calls or sings rapidly and constantly), or it can mean "wordy" when referring to a piece of language itself, such as a letter or speech. // Annie’s garrulous and outgoing nature is a … Continue reading Word of the Day – Garrulous
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