Word of the Day : May 6, 2025 Exculpate verb EK-skull-payt What It Means To exculpate someone is to prove that they are not guilty of doing something wrong. // The editorial expresses confidence that the evidence will exculpate the accused. See the entry > EXCULPATE In Context “Research shows that social-media use is associated with greater narcissism … Continue reading Word of the Day Exculpate
Word of the Day : Convoluted
Word of the Day : May 1, 2025 Convoluted adjective KAHN-vuh-loo-tud What It Means Something described as convoluted is very complicated and difficult to understand, or has many curves and turns. // The speaker’s argument was so convoluted that most of the audience had trouble determining whether they were for or against the new policy. // The route … Continue reading Word of the Day : Convoluted
Word of the Day : Insouciance
Word of the Day :April 30, 2025 Insouciance noun in-SOO-see-unss What It Means Insouciance is a formal word that refers to a feeling of carefree unconcern. It can also be understood as a word for the relaxed and calm state of a person who is not worried about anything. // The young actor charmed interviewers with his … Continue reading Word of the Day : Insouciance
Word of the Day: Furtive
Word of the Day : April 29, 2025 Furtive adjective FER-tiv What It Means Furtive describes something that is done in a quiet and secret way to avoid being noticed. It can also mean "expressive of stealth" or "sly" (as in "a furtive look"), or "obtained underhandedly" (as in "furtive gains"). // We exchanged furtive smiles across the table, … Continue reading Word of the Day: Furtive
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