Word of the Day

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Thanks Sense

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no longer
Not any more.

.
They no longer make this model of blender .

.The page no longer exists, is private, or might have moved.

[englishLo0oveR]

no more, no less

I like this phrase, it always in my tongue
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aquire>>>>>it's a verb

to aquire something=to gain

I aguire some skills from my job

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englishLo0oveR



Thanks a lot

[prettyالسبهه]

glamor
noun
its mean magic, brightness

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Today, I have a couple of nice words






grudge
an unfriendly or angry feeling that you have towards someone because of something they said or did in the past.

e.g.
He always had a grudge against me after I beat him in the race.




guarantee
noun

a promise or assurance, esp. one in writing, that something is of specified quality, content, benefit, etc., or that it will perform satisfactorily for a given length of time: a money-back guarantee



guardian.
noun

a person who guards, protects, or preserves.

[Journalist]

Nescience

The word is pronounced this way: (nesh-ee-unss). It is a noun that means lack of knowledge or awareness; ignorance

Example

The students are so annoyed by their English language teacher's nescience that they are planning to report him to the manager demanding Mr. Hani, another teacher, to teach them instead of their current teacher

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Journalist

Very nice word

Thank you

[♥√•كـ ♫ ـانت ‏هـنا㋡]

I found a new word

I saw it for the first time

so I write it here


sovereign

sov·er·eign

notice that the G is silent

(svr-n, svrn)

a. A king, queen, or other noble person who serves as chief of state; a ruler or monarch.
b. A national governing council or committee.

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Google It


I have never understood who gets to invent words and why, but
I’m guessing that most words have been invented because of a
need to express a new idea or as a name for a new discovery or
invention. Laziness or convenience should not be on the list. Of
course, that’s only part of the problem with the phrase Google it.


Google is an Internet search engine tool and the name of a
company; in other words, it’s not a process by which a person
can search the Internet. Besides, is it really that much easier to
say Google it rather than to say Do a Google search or Search for
that on the Internet?
Wikipedia the word Google if you want to learn more.

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nice word

Google it

hhhhhhhh

I use this word a lot in my speech

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enigmatic* (EN ig MAT ik) adj. of or like a puzzle; perplexing; baffling
• Don’s expression was enigmatic; we could not even imagine what he was
thinking.
• How the giant snowball appeared on the baseball field in the middle of
June was enigmatic.
[-ally* adv.] [Syn. obscure]

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Cozy
–adjective
- snugly warm and comfortable:
a cozy little house.
convenient or beneficial, usually as a result of dishonesty or connivance:
a very cozy agreement between competing firms.
suggesting opportunistic or conspiratorial intimacy:
a cozy relationship between lobbyists and some politicians.
discreetly reticent or noncommittal:
The administrators are remaining cozy about which policy they plan to adopt.