Good day to all! It is still raining outside. The plants, trees and flowers in our garden are happy having the rain pouring on them for the first time during the spring season. It has been a long time that I was not able to share some vocabulary..How about one for today. I also need […]

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I always love vocabulary and grammar..I know I still have to learn about this since I’m done with College….besides I always believed that “Life is always a process of learning”. It is just good to know words that sometimes we don’t hear or usually use….so here is our word for today..courtesy of arcamax…thought of sharing […]

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I guess today’s vocabulary forwarded to my mail by arcamax.com is quite interesting. I want to also practice my vocabulary…here is my sample sentence.. I already went to my lawyer to sue a former friend who betrayed me but due to my clemency, I did not pursue the case anymore. At least, I learned some […]

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I just want to share one of the most important Law in Germany. I believed this is good to share especially to those persons who live in Germany whether you are a German citizen or not. In my own opinion, as long as you live in this country, you must also respect and follow the […]

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There are just some words sometimes that we already heard but don’t know the meaning..I do the same…and even would look up and say ‘what is that’..I am also sharing to you a word below..and will also give my an example in a sentence.. Sentence sample: She abominate his father because he molested her when […]

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ennui on-WEE (noun) – A feeling of weariness and dissatisfaction arising from lack of interest; boredom. “The day at Swampscott passed in ennui, the lack of activity causing the three attorneys to make constant calls to their offices in the hopes that someone wanted their services…” — Robert Ludlum, ‘The Road to Omaha’ Ennui is […]

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aberrant a-BERR-unt; AB-ur-unt (adjective) – Markedly different from an accepted norm; Deviating from the ordinary or natural type; abnormal. “Another factor the court had to consider was whether the crime was part of a single period of aberrant behavior.” — Nancy Taylor Rosenberg, ‘Sullivan’s Evidence’ That which is aberrant is literally that which “wanders away […]

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edacious i-DAY-shus (adjective) – Given to eating; voracious; devouring. “Occasionally the road must be set back, and once the lighthouse was moved back from the cliffs, eaten away by the edacious tooth of the sea.” — Henry White Warren, ‘Among The Forces’ Edacious is from Latin edax, edac-, gluttonous, consuming, from edo, edere, to eat.

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perspicacity pur-spuh-KAS-uh-tee (noun) – Clearness of understanding or insight; penetration, discernment. “Such a horse gives its rider discernment and perspicacity, if not clairvoyance. It will save you from being surprised by your enemies.” — Sudhin N. Ghose, ‘Folk Tales and Fairy Stories from India’ Perspicacity comes from Latin perspicax, perspicac-, “sharp-sighted,” from perspicere, “to look […]

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contumely kon-TYOO-muh-lee; -TOO-; KON-tyoo-mee-lee; -too-; KON-tum-lee (noun) – 1 : Rudeness or rough treatment arising from haughtiness and contempt; scornful insolence. 2 : An instance of contemptuousness in act or speech. “But surely it would be desperate unkindness to add contumely to our self-protection, unless, indeed, we believe that contumely is one of our best […]

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