🔊 Play Stupendous [ stoo-pen-duhs, styoo-] Grammar: Stupendous is an adjective, i.e., it modifies the noun It means:1. Something that is extremely impressive.2. Wonderful Usage example 1:We have observed a stupendous growth in her personality over the past year. Usage example 2:This hill station has the most stupendous views. All are but parts of one […]
🔊 Play Dread [ dred] Dread is a verb, noun, and an adjective, i.e. it can be used as any one of these It means: To anticipate something with fear [Verb] Fear [Noun] Scary or horrible [Adjective] Usage Example 1: Maria dreaded traveling by air. Usage Example 2: She was shivering with dread when she […]
Learn more about the word earnest here. 🔊 Play Earnest [ ur-nist] Earnest is an adjective, i.e., it adds more information about the noun It means: A sincere or serious person Passionate/ Diligent To a greater extent (in earnest) Usage Example 1: He topped the class because he was the most earnest boy amongst the […]
🔊 Play Revel [ rev-uhl] Grammar: Revel is a verb, i.e., it is an action It means: To enjoy in a very lively manner as if a celebration To experience a lot of pleasure in a person or situation Usage example 1: You can revel in the various rides in the amusement park. Usage Example […]
Learn more about the word Gaze here 🔊 Play Gaze [ geyz] Gaze is a verb, as well as a noun; that means it could be the main subject or could be an action word. It means: To look steadily in admiration, surprise or thought (Verb) To stare A steady or intent look (Noun) Usage […]
🔊 Play Trepidation [ trep-i-DEY-shuh’n ] Trepidation is a mass noun, i.e., its a noun that does not have a plural form. It means: fear or apprehension tremor or a sudden, quivering motion Usage example: She trembled with trepidation. Quotations: If you don’t have nerves and a little trepidation about any new project, then I don’t think […]