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Word of the Day : January 23, 2023 Endemic adjective en-DEM-ik What It Means Endemic means “growing or existing in a certain place or region.” It can also mean “common in a particular area or field.” // Our children were excited to finally see wild giant pandas—endemic to just three provinces in south-central China—during our family vacation. // … Continue reading Word of the Day – Endemic

Word of the Day : January 19, 2023 Misanthrope noun MISS-un-throhp What It Means A misanthrope is someone who hates people in general. // I finally relented on going to the mall, which is always crowded, after my friend gently poked my arm and told me to “stop being such a misanthrope.” See the entry > MISANTHROPE … Continue reading Word of the Day – Misanthrope

Word of the Day : January 18, 2023 Implacable adjective im-PLAK-uh-bul What It Means Implacable means "not capable of being appeased, significantly changed, or mitigated; not placable." // It's such a breath of fresh air to watch a movie whose antagonist is not some evil, implacable villain, but a regular person who sees the error in their ways by the … Continue reading Word of the Day – Implacable

Word of the Day : January 17, 2023 Hoodwink verb HOOD-wink What It Means Hoodwink means “to deceive or trick someone.” // The salesperson hoodwinked us into buying items that weren’t on our shopping list. See the entry > HOODWINK In Context “A financial advisor’s credentials can be helpful, but beware—sometimes, less scrupulous financial advisors will use irrelevant or … Continue reading Word of the Day – Hoodwink