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Psychology researchers at the University of Warwick analyzed 5,000 terms and have now revealed the 12 funniest words in the English language. They attempted to find out which words truly …
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The colonial legacy of the British Empire, and American dominance since the World wars, has ensured the position of English language as the lingua franca of tourism, business and international …
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Writing clear and effective emails may sound simple but there is actually an art to getting your point across succinctly and with precision. For most of us, email is the …
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Out of the billions of emails that are sent every day, how can you make sure that yours stands out? Here is the secret: Impactful subject line and an informative …
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“A man with a scant vocabulary will almost certainly be a weak thinker. The richer and more copious one’s vocabulary and the greater one’s awareness of fine distinctions and subtle …
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RETICENCE Noun. the quality of being reserved and quiet. “The reticence of his boss made him nervous during his presentation.” Reticence is the quality of remaining silent, and it is …
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CONSOLATION Noun. Something that makes someone feel better after they are disappointed “Ice cream after getting second division in the exams was a consolation of him.” Remember how in competition …
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CUNNING Adjective. Showing inventiveness and cleverness “And, the cunning fox tricked the crow into throwing the piece of bread on the ground.” In fairy tales and Panchatantra, we always have …
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INEXPLICABLE Adjective. Something that is unable to explain “Certain events or phenomena are inexplicable to science.” The prefix of in in inexplicable means “not”. So, inexplicable=not explainable. Think about ghosts, …
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CONSPICUOUS Adjective. Very visible or attracting attention easily. “Audi A9 is an expensive and conspicuous car to drive on the road.” Conspicuous comes from the Latin word conspicere meaning, to …
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