Word of the Day : February 2, 2021 Esoteric Definition 1 : designed for or understood by those with specific knowledge or training : difficult to understand 2 a : limited to a small circle b : private, confidential 3 : of special, rare, or unusual interest Did you know? The opposite of esoteric is exoteric, which means "suitable to be imparted to the public." … Continue reading Word of the Day – Esoteric
Word of the Day – Gadabout
Word of the Day : February 1, 2021 Gadabout noun GAD-uh-bout Definition : a person who goes from place to place in social activity Did you know? If you had to pick the insect most closely related to a gadabout, you might wryly guess the "social butterfly." But there's another bug that's commonly heard buzzing around discussions … Continue reading Word of the Day – Gadabout
Word of the Day – Categorical
Word of the Day : January 29, 2021 Categorical adjective kat-uh-GOR-ih-kul Definition 1 : absolute, unqualified 2 a : of, relating to, or constituting a category b : involving, according with, or considered with respect to specific categorie Did you know? The ancestor of categorical and category has been important in logic and philosophy since the days of Aristotle. Both English words derive from Greek katēgoria, … Continue reading Word of the Day – Categorical
Word of the Day – Jeopardy
Word of the Day : January 28, 2021 Jeopardy noun JEP-er-dee Definition 1 : exposure to or imminence of death, loss, or injury : danger 2 law : the danger that an accused person is subjected to when on trial for a criminal offense Did you know? Geoffrey Chaucer employed the word jeopardy in his late 14th-century masterpiece, The Canterbury Tales, but its Middle English … Continue reading Word of the Day – Jeopardy
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