Word of the Day : Omniscient Omniscient adjective ahm-NISH-unt What It Means Omniscient describes someone or something with unlimited knowledge or understanding. // "You'll need to tell me when you don't understand something I've explained," Maria said. "I'm not omniscient, you know." See the entry > OMNISCIENT In Context "The Abrahamic faiths conceive of God as an omniscient creator and … Continue reading Word of the Day – Omniscient
Word of the Day – Tribulation
Word of the Day : September 30, 2024 Tribulation noun trib-yuh-LAY-shun What It Means Tribulation, which is often used in the phrase "trials and tribulations," refers to an experience that causes suffering. It can also mean "unhappiness, pain, or suffering." // The new graduate knew that the journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur would come with … Continue reading Word of the Day – Tribulation
Word of the Day – Insuperable
Word of the Day :July 3, 2024 Insuperable adjective in-SOO-puh-ruh-bul What It Means Something described as insuperable is impossible to gain control of, solve, or overcome. // The book tells the inspiring story of a group of people who achieved a great deal despite nearly insuperable obstacles. See the entry > INSUPERABLE In Context "A love story comes … Continue reading Word of the Day – Insuperable
Word of the Day – Abhor
Word of the Day : July 1, 2024 Abhor verb ub-HOR What It Means Abhor is synonymous with loathe. Something or someone who is abhorred is regarded with extreme disgust or hatred. // Mariah is an animal rights activist who abhors any and all mistreatment of animals. See the entry > ABHOR in Context "While Anne's embarrassed by the … Continue reading Word of the Day – Abhor
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