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word

 meaning
 synonyms
 antonyms
 Parts of speech and pronunciation
Irrupt
 To burst in forcibly or suddenly To intrude, to increase rapidly in number. predetermined Intransitive verb
Lissome
 Supple; flexible Light in action; nimble. Hard; inactive adjective
Aplomb
 Confidence;
Self-possession.		 Coolness; Assurance of manner or of action. Awkwardness;
Self-consciousness;
Embarrassment.		 noun
Temerarious
 Recklessly or presumptuously daring Careless; rash Caring, sensible adjective
Fallible
 Liable to make a mistake Liable to be inaccurate or erroneous. accurate Adjective
Supererogatory
 Going beyond what is required or expected Superfluous;
unnecessary		 Necessary adjective
Amanuensis
 one employed to take dictation or to copy manuscripts Someone skilled in the transcription of speech; an assistant who handles correspondence and clerical work for a boss or an organization. One who is not an amanuensis noun

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scripted by mohina On Sun 2 Mar 2008 @ 11:40 am
Published at coffee break.

wordsmith

Filed under: personal, Verbal, Writing, Career, English, words, synonyms, antonyms

 

* When I was in school, my English teacher used to encourage all the students in class,
* To learn a new word every day
* To make our own notes with those words
* Iam still trying to continue the “learn a word per day “
* But I have failed to keep track of them
* So I thought lets start it again..
* Its actually fun
* I used to take notes on a ruler notebook…In past
* Iam using Microsoft office word now…
* The first set of words for this week.

 

word

 meaning
 Synonyms
antonyms
 Parts of speech 
pestiferous Bearing or bringing disease, moral harm, or annoyance. Pesky, vexatious agreeable adjective
Sine qua non An indispensable thing. Essential condition Non prerequisite noun
abominate To detest intensely. Abhor, loathe Like, accept verb
factitious artificial; not authentic or genuine Not produced by natural forces real adjective
relegate To assign or remove, usually to an inferior position. Classify, demote superior verb
dissolute Loose in morals and conduct. Dissipated, riotous moral adjective
nettlesome Causing irritation, vexation Cranky, pettish pleasing adjective

* we can hear the pronunciation of words via this resource..

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scripted by mohina On Sat 23 Feb 2008 @ 5:09 pm
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