Vocabulary of the day
1. MISCREANT (ADJECTIVE): immoral
Synonyms: criminal, reprobate
Antonyms: moral, good
Example Sentence:
They can force miscreant firms to cease trading.
2. RENDITION (NOUN ): explanation
Synonyms: presentation, delivery
Antonyms: failure, vagueness
Example...
Daily Vocabulary
1. CLOUT (NOUN): influence
Synonyms: power, dominance
Antonyms: powerlessness, incompetence
Example Sentence:
Ministers often use their clout to get what they want.
2. PRESTIGE (NOUN): fame
Synonyms: dignity, status
Antonyms: lowliness,...
Phrasal verb of the day
object to
Meaning: If you object to something, you don't think it's a good thing or a good idea, so you oppose it or you...
Word of the day
menorah /məˈnorə/
an object that holds seven or nine candles and that is used in Jewish worship
-The boy is lighting a Hanukkah menorah.
Word of the day
the evil eye /ði ˈiːvəl ˈaɪ/ noun
Learner's definition of THE EVIL EYE
- a look that is thought to be able to harm someone
He gave...
Phrasal verb of the day
offer up
=>Meaning: to give thanks, praise or prayers to God or gods
-For example:
-offer up something->After the accident, Nola offered up prayers for her child's...
Common mistake of the day
Using the wrong preposition
Travel by train, etc., not with the train, etc.
Don't say: He traveled with the train yesterday.
Say: He traveled by train yesterday.
Note:...
Daily Vocabulary
1. MORDANT (ADJECTIVE): sarcastic
Synonyms: caustic, sardonic
Antonyms: kind, nice
Example Sentence:
The mordant comedian offended many people with his scathing taunts.
2. ALTERCATION (NOUN): fight, often verbal
Synonyms: brawl,...
Idiom of the day
'=>have a heart-to-heart
->Meaning: If you have a heart-to-heart with someone, you have an honest talk and share your feelings with each other.
->For example:
-After we'd...
Daily Grammar Booster
'=>Hate, like, love and prefer
->We can use hate, like, love and prefer with an -ing form or with a to-infinitive:
-I hate to see food...
