Tag: Adjective
Word of the Day – May 1 – Abstruse
Adjective: Abstruse (ub-STROOSS)
Definition: Difficult to comprehend.
Sample sentence: The author's new book is not as abstruse as his previous works and is likely to...
Word of the Day – Apr. 26 – Unabashed
Adjective: Unabashed (un-uh-BASHT)
Definition: Not disconcerted, undistinguished, unapologetic.
Sample sentence: I will admit that I am an unabashed fan of the Singing Bee.
Word of the Day – Apr. 20 – Gregarious
Adjective: Gregarious (grih-GAIR-ee-us)
Definition:
1. Tending to associatte with others of one kind; also, marked by or indicating liking for companionship.
2. Growing in a cluster...
Word of the Day – Apr. 16 – Piquant
Adjective: Piquant (PEE-kunt)
Definition:
1. Agreeably stimulating to the palate, especially spicy
2. Engagingly provacative; also having a lively arch charm
Sample sentence: The green salad was...
Word of the Day – Apr. 13 – Querulus
Adjective: Querulous (KWAIR-yuh-lus)
Definition:
1. Habitually complaining
2. Fretful, whining
Sample sentence: How many times have you been on a trip with your kids and you...
Word of the Day – Apr. 11 – Loquacious
Adjective: Loquacious (loh-KWAY-shus)
Definition:
1. Full of excessive talk: wordy
2. Given to fluent or excessive talk: garrulous
Sample sentence: The children were loquacious on the...
Word of the Day – Mar. 29 – Zoomorphic
Adjective: Zoomorphic (zoh-uh-MOR-fik)
Definition:
1. Having the form of an animal.
2. Of, relating to, or being a deity conceived of in an animal form or...
Word of the Day – Mar. 27 – Knee-jerk
Adjective: Knee-jerk (NEE-jerk)
Definition: Readily predictable, automatic; also, reacting in a readily predictable way.
Sample sentence: After counting the money and realizing that $100 was...
Word of the Day – Mar. 26 – Hebdomadal
Adjective: Hebdomadal (heb-DAH-muh-dul)
Definition: Occurring, appearing or done every week.
Sample sentence: Charles made room in his schedule for hebdomadal visits with his math tutor...
Word of the Day – Mar. 22 – Empirical
Adjective: Empirical (im-PEER-uh-kul)
Definition:
1. Originating in or based on observation or experience.
2. Relying on observation or experience alone, often without due regard for...






