Category Archives: WORD OF THE DAY

WORD OF THE DAY: Trepid (Trep-id): (adj) apprehensive or fearful. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Pedant (Ped-nt): (n) one who over-emphasizes book learning and minor details. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Blatant (Bleyt-nt): (adj) obvious; offensively loud or noisy. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Procure (Pruh-kyoor): (v) to obtain or get by special means. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Couth (Kooth): (n) refinement or good manners. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Boorish (Boor-ish): (adj) lacking manners or sophistication; crude; insensitive. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Dissident (Dis-i-duhnt): (n) one who disagrees, either in opinion or attitude. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Placid (Plas-id): (adj) peaceful or tranquil. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Brackish (Brak-ish): (adj) salty; unpleasant. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Regenerate (Ri-jen-uh-reyt): (v) to renew or restore; to make over in a better condition. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Divert (Dih-vurt): (v) to deflect or turn away from a path. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Miser (Mahy-zer): (n) a stingy person; someone who hoards money. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Distraught (Dih-strawt): (adj) distracted, agitated or crazed. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Melancholy (Mel-uhn-kol-ee): (adj) gloomy or sad. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Didactic (Dahy-dak-tik): (adj) instructive; teaching a moral lesson; lectures others too much. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab