Beyond the Obvious: Words to Replace Clichés in Essays and Speeches
Clichés are familiar phrases that have been overused to the point of losing their impact—phrases like "think outside the box," ...
Tag: Vocabulary
Office Peacocking, Quit-Tok, and Beyond: 7 Workplace Trends Redefining Professional Culture
In an age of hybrid models, digital-first communication, and rapid organisational change, the way we work is constantly shifting — ...
10 Grammar Mistakes That Can Undermine Your Professional Image
In today’s fast-moving professional environments, clear and correct grammar isn't just a nice-to-have — it's essential. A 2022 Grammarly report ...
Five Words That Make Your Communication Ineffective
Some words can reduce the effect of your speech and hence can make your conversation look reckless and unwise. Also, ...
Plethora
Plethora Noun A very large amount of something, especially a larger amount than you need, want, or can deal with. Usage: The plethora of regulations is both contradictory and confusing. Origin 1535-45; < New Latin < Greek plēthṓra fullness
Youthquake
Youthquake Noun A significant culture, political, or social exchange arising from the actions or influence of young people Usage: ...
Complicit
Complicit Adjective Choosing to be involved in an illegal or questionable act, especially with others; having complicity. Usage: At the age of sixteen these bad guys chase you, often under the amused and complicit watch of policemen. Origin 1650-60; < Late Latin complic-, stem of complex complice + -ity
‘Aadhaar’ is the First Word of the Year to Enter the Oxford Dictionary
At the Jaipur Literature Festival on Saturday, the Oxford Dictionary declared ‘Aadhaar’ as its 2017 ‘Hindi Word of the Year.’ ...
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