Category Archives: WORD OF THE DAY

WORD OF THE DAY: Assuage (Uh-sweyj): (v) to decrease in intensity, calm or soothe. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Recompense (Re-kum-pens): (v) to repay; to reward for service. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Quintessence (Kwin-tes-uhns): (n) the most typical example or representative. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Taciturn (Tas-i-turn): (adj) temperamentally disinclined to talk; silent. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Deucedly (Dyoo-sid-lee): (adv) devilishly; damnably. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Parlous (Par-luhs): (adj) dangerous or perilous. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Impecunious (Im-pi-kyoo-nee-uhs): (adj) having no money or very little of it; poor. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Vim (Vim): (n) energetic spirit; enthusiasm or vitality. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Tractable (Trak-tuh-buhl): (adj) easily controlled; yielding or docile. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Immure (Ih-myoor): (v) to imprison or seclude. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Murky (Mur-kee): (adj) gloomy; dark; obscure or hazy. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Crepitate (Krep-i-teyt): (v) to crackle. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Inordinate (In-awr-d-nit): (adj) excessive; disorderly; not regulated. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Decadent (Deh-keyd-unt): (adj) characterized by unrestrained gratification; self-indulgent. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD

WORD OF THE DAY: Vitriolic (Vi-tree-ol-ik): (adj) extremely caustic; scathing. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab