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 […]
Upgrading your language on a regular basis is something that thousands enjoy, and find helpful. ‘Very’ is one of the most common words, and sometimes, it tends to get overused. If you have to write regularly or speak regularly, then you should look at alternatives for this very easy-going vocabulary. This habit of learning a […]