Word of the Day

Word of the Day : January 22, 2024 Sarcasm noun SAHR-kaz-um What It Means Sarcasm refers to the use of words that mean one thing to communicate the exact opposite of that thing, especially to insult someone, to show irritation, or to be funny. // Her monotone voice often made it difficult to tell whether or not … Continue reading Word of the Day – Sarcasm

Word of the Day : January 19, 2024 Harangue noun huh-RANG What It Means A harangue is a forceful or angry speech or piece of writing. // After watching the popular documentary, he delivered a long harangue about the dangers of social media. See the entry > HARANGUE In Context '"HBO’s 'The Young Pope” … is a visually … Continue reading Word of the Day – Harangue

Word of the Day : January 18, 2024 Axiomatic adjective ak-see-uh-MAT-ik What It Means Axiomatic is a formal adjective that describes something—usually a statement—that is understood as obviously true, such that it is or should be taken for granted. // It is axiomatic that successful athletes are not just talented, but have put in years of dedicated training. See … Continue reading Word of the Day – Axiomatic

Word of the Day : January 17, 2024 Whinge verb WINJ What It Means Whinge is a verb used especially in British English to mean "to complain fretfully." // Everyone at the pub was whinging about the television not working. See the entry > WHINGE In Context "In his customary forthright manner, [Prince] Philip wanted to do much more than whinge about the … Continue reading Word of the Day – Whinge