Hello! So I signed up for Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day e-mails.
And I love them! The words given are typically rarely used but so practical in everyday situations. That being said I decided to use my Blog as a way to use these words in sentences along with their definition. Feel free to correct my grammer or usage of the word as I am obviously NOT an english major haha.
Lets get to building my brain!
- Eating sushi and then salsa in the same night was not very simpatico combination for my stomach.
- Simpatico (adj)--agreeable, likeable; being on the same wavelength; congenial, sympathetic
- My friend's brilliant cut ring had such a refulgence that one had to stare at the diamond for more than d a few seconds.
- refulgence (n)--a radiant or resplendent quality or state: brilliance
- To call someone a jerk during an argument is not a meed.
- I strive to give God such a meed of praise for His gift and love to me!
- meed (n)--a fitting return or recomense
- The recently married Kate received a parvenu due to her marrage with Prince William, however she appears to have adjusted quite quickly.
- parvenu (n)--one who has recently or suddenly risen to an unaccustomed position of wealth or power and has not yet gained the prestige, dignitiy, or manner associated with it.
- While working on group projects, there maybe one person who feels they are the regnant leader of the group.
- Regnant (adj)--exercising rule; reigning; having the cheif power; dominant; or of common or widespread occurence.
- By responding to comments or questions pollicitally, your anodyne statement will not represent your true emotional and mental state regarding such matter.
- Anodyne (adj)--serving to alleviate pain; not likely to offend or arouse tensions; innocuous
- God desires to deracinate His children so that we might be fully in love with Him and show the world His love through us.
- deracinate (v)--uproot; to remover or seperate from a native envrionment or culture; especially to remove the racial or ethnic characterisitcs or influences from culture or native envrionments.
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