[responsivevoice]Foray[/responsivevoice] [fawr-ey, for-ey] Grammar:Foray is a noun, i.e., it is the subject of a sentence. It means:1. Special attack to obtain something 2. A new spirited attempt to get involved in something new Usage example 1:A foray isn’t the right way to build stronger border relations. Usage example 2: Not many people appreciated a switch in […]
Life is beautiful, and we constantly come across things, people and places we adore. Additionally, we have so many conversations with a plethora of people on a daily basis. But using the same words to compliment and describe what you love makes the conversation or read a tad stagnated. Why not get an ‘adjective upgrade’ […]
[responsivevoice]Comrade[/responsivevoice] [kom-rad, -rid] Grammar:Comrade is a noun, i.e., it is the subject of a sentence. It means:1. A colleague or a fellow member 2. Ally Usage example 1:Soon after the gunshots ceased, John rushed to check on his comrades. Usage example 2:‘You are my comrade, and I have to know your point of view before […]
[responsivevoice]Conviction[/responsivevoice] [kuhn-vik-shuhn] Grammar:Conviction is a noun, i.e., it is the subject of a sentence. It means:1. To believe in something or to have an opinion 2. To declare a judgment or announce a verdict Usage example 1:No matter what work you give to Matthew, he does it with honesty and conviction. Usage example 2:This is […]
[responsivevoice]Imbue[/responsivevoice] [im-byoo] Grammar:Imbueis a verb, i.e., it shows action. It means:1. Infuse 2. Inspire with a feeling or quality Usage example 1:His success imbued him with a sense of gratification rather than pride or ego. Usage example 2:Laila has never been able to imbue the values imparted by her family. Quote: Every filmmaker imbues a […]
[responsivevoice]Amble[/responsivevoice] [am-buhl] Grammar:Amble is a verb and a noun, i.e., it shows action or could be the subject of a sentence. It means:1. To walk slowly; relaxed walking (verb) 2. A relaxed walkway (noun) Usage example 1:They ambled on the streets on a winter evening to enjoy a romantic time. Usage example 2:Everyone loved to […]
🔊 Play Exculpate [ek-skuhl-peyt] Grammar:Exculpate is a verb, i.e., it shows action. It means:1. To forgive 2. To declare that someone is not guilty Usage example 1:Are you going to exculpate yourself by denying the truth? Usage example 2:Joseph tried to exculpate himself for the accident, but he never could. Quote: Either for me, or […]
[responsivevoice]Bilateral[/responsivevoice] [bahy-lat-er-uh l] Grammar:Bilateral is an adjective, i.e., it modifies a noun It means:1. Something that has two sides 2. Involves two parties Usage example 1:We should have a bilateral opinion on this issue and then announce a final judgment. Usage example 2:The agreement is a bilateral one, and therefore, there is no reason for a […]
🔊 Play Intercede [ in-ter-seed] Grammar:Intercede is a verb, i.e., it shows action. It means:1. To interfere or speak up for someone else or in someone else’s matter 2. Mediate Usage example 1:Rosy silently hoped that her husband would intercede for her before the judge. Usage example 2:He was totally at fault, and there was […]
🔊 Play Eloquent [el-uh-kwuh nt] Grammar:Eloquent is an adjective, i.e., it modifies the noun. It means:1. Having a stronghold over words, speaking and writing 2. To express or communicate something without difficulty Usage example 1:The speech she gave on the inauguration day proved that she is eloquent in the English language. Usage example 2:Her eloquent eyes […]