Today’s “Word of the Day” is “erudition“ and it is a noun meaning “great academic knowledge gained through reading and studying; academic attainment, learning, education, intellect, enlightenment, illumination, edification, insight, wisdom”. […….]
Today’s “Word of the Day” is “demit“ and it is a verb meaning “resign, leave, give up, quit (a job, office or position); relinquish, withdraw from (office)”. […….]
Today’s “Word of the Day” is “zero in on” and it is a phrasal verb meaning “focus all your attention on one particular thing; focus on, concentrate on, focus attention on, draw attention to, home in on, zoom in on, centre on, fix on, aim at, aim for direct on (a target); give prominence to, underline, emphasize ”. […….]
Today’s “Word of the Day” is “profligacy” and it is a noun meaning “the habit of spending extravagantly; the fact of wasting money in a careless way; wastefulness or reckless expenditure (of resources); extravagance”. […….]
Today’s “Word of the Day” is “meritocracy” and it is a noun meaning “a society or social system in which people become successful in their life or career based on their abilities, efforts, and merits rather than on their wealth, privilege, class or social status; In a nutshell, it is a system or society that rewards ability”. […….]
Today’s “Word of the Day” is “euphemism” and it is a noun meaning “an innocuous (inoffensive/harmless) or pleasant word/phrase/expression that is used as an alternative to something offensive & unpleasant; polite term, indirect term, mild alternative, understatement”. […….]
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