Word of the Day : January 20, 2025 Inimitable adjective in-IM-it-uh-bul What It Means Inimitable describes someone or something that is impossible to copy or imitate. // Courtnay delivered the speech in her own inimitable style. See the entry > INIMITABLE In Context “In a nation whose professed ideals include freedom, liberty and independence, every American is charged with … Continue reading Word of the Day : Inimitable
Word of the Day : Apprehension
Word of the Day : January 17, 2025 Apprehension noun ap-rih-HEN-shun What It Means Apprehension most often refers to the fear that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen; it’s a feeling of being worried about the future. The word can also refer to seizure by legal process. // There is growing apprehension that next quarter’s profits will … Continue reading Word of the Day : Apprehension
Word of the Day : Untenable
Word of the Day : January 10, 2025 Untenable adjective un-TEN-uh-bul What It Means Something, such as a position, excuse, or situation, that is described as untenable cannot be defended against attack or criticism. // The scientists considered their colleague's theory to be bold but ultimately untenable. See the entry > UNTENABLE In Context "According to The Economist, … Continue reading Word of the Day : Untenable
Word of the Day : Gelid
Word of the Day : January 8, 2025 Gelid adjective JELL-id What It Means Something described as gelid, such as the weather or a person’s demeanor, is literally or figuratively extremely cold or icy. // She decided to move down south after experiencing Chicago’s gelid winters throughout college. See the entry > GELID In Context “[Delish.com’s assistant food … Continue reading Word of the Day : Gelid
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