Tag: Adjective
Word of the Day – Mar. 21 – Extemporaneous
Adjective: Extemporaneous (ek-stem-puh-RAY-nee-us)Definition:1. Composed, performed, or uttered on the spur of the moment: impromptu2. Provided, made, or put to use as an expedient:...
Word of the Day – Mar. 20 – Rutilant
Adjective: Rutilant (ROO-tih-lunt)Definition: Glowing or glittering with ruddy or golden light.Sample sentence: As the sun set, the river appeared rutilant as if thousands...
Word of the Day – Mar. 16 – Catercorner
Adverb or adjective: Catercorner (KAT-ee-kor-ner)Definition: In a diagonal or oblique position: kitty-corner.Sample sentence: The cafe was catercorner to the salon, so after I...
Word of the Day – Mar. 15 – Nugatory
Adjective: Nugatory (NOO-guh-tor-ee)Definition:1. Of little or no consequence: trifling, inconsequential.2. Having no force: inoperative.Sample sentence: The decision to remove such a minor character...
Word of the Day – Mar. 13 – Nondescript
Adjective: Nondescript (nahn-di-SKRIPT)Definition:1. Belonging or appearing to belong to no particular class or kind: not easily described.2. Lacking distinctive or interesting qualities:...
Word of the Day – Mar. 9 – Winsome
Adjective: Winsome (WIN-sum)Definition:1. Generally pleasing and engaging often because of a childlike charm and innocence.2. Cheerful, lighthearted.Sample sentence: John's winsome nature made...
Word of the Day – Feb. 29 – Bosky
Adjective: Bosky (BAH-skee)Definition:1. Having abundant trees or shrubs2. Of or relating to a woodsSample sentence: As we drove away from the city, apartment...
Word of the Day – Feb. 28 – Livelong
Adjective: Livelong (LIV-lawng)Definition: Whole: EntireSample Sentence: They worked hard all the livelong day and finally fell into their beds, exhausted and well...
Word of the Day – Feb. 21 – Copious
Adjective: Copious (KOH-pee-us)Definition:
1. a: Yielding something abundantly.
b: Plentiful in number.2. Full of thought, information or matter.3. Lavish, abundant.Sample sentence:...
Word of the Day – Feb. 10 – Ludic
Adjective: Ludic (LOO-dik)Definition: Of, relating to, or characterized by play: playful.Sample sentence: The members of the acting troupe had become well-known for...






