Word of the Day
The word of the day block shown on the right hand side column uses words from this Glossary.
Open the block drawer every day to check the Word of the Day.
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AbandonAbandon- To leave behind. Example: They had to abandon their old house. | |
AbsorbAbsorb- To soak up or take in. Example: Sponge can absorb water. | |
AbundantAbundant- Plentiful. Example: There was an abundant supply of fresh fruit. | |
AccelerateAccelerate- To speed up. Example: The car started to accelerate down the hill. | |
AccessibleAccessible- Easy to approach or enter. Example: The library is accessible to everyone. | |
AccidentAccident - An unexpected event. Example: He had an accident and broke his arm. | |
AccomplishAccomplish- To complete successfully. Example: She worked hard to accomplish her goals. | |
AccurateAccurate- Correct in all details. Example: The map provided an accurate representation of the area. | |
AchieveAchieve- To successfully reach a goal. Example: They aim to achieve excellent grades. | |
ActiveActive - Engaging in physical activities. Example: She is very active in sports. | |
AdaptAdapt- To adjust to new conditions. Example: Plants can adapt to different climates. | |
AdequateAdequate- Enough for a specific need. Example: He had an adequate amount of time to finish the test. | |
AdjustAdjust - To change something slightly. Example: He adjusted his tie before the meeting. | |
AdministerAdminister- To manage or direct. Example: She administers the daily operations of the company. | |
AdmireAdmire- To regard with respect or approval. Example: We admire his determination. | |
AdmitAdmit- To confess or acknowledge. Example: She had to admit her mistake. | |
AdvanceAdvance- To move forward. Example: Technology has advanced rapidly in recent years. | |
AdvertiseAdvertise- To make something known to the public. Example: They advertise their products on television. | |
AdviceAdvice - An opinion given to help someone. Example: My mom gave me good advice. | |
AffectionAffection- A gentle feeling of fondness or liking. Example: She showed great affection towards her pet. | |
AgricultureAgriculture- Farming and cultivation of the land. Example: Agriculture is an important industry in this region. | |
AidAid- Assistance or support. Example: They provided aid to the victims of the earthquake. | |
AlertAlert- Watchful and ready to act. Example: The dog was alert to any movement. | |
AllowAllow - To permit something. Example: The teacher allowed us to go outside. | |
AlmostAlmost - Nearly. Example: I almost finished my homework. | |
AlterAlter- To change or modify. Example: She altered her dress to fit perfectly. | |
AmbitionAmbition - A strong desire to achieve something. Example: She has great ambition to become a doctor. | |
AmuseAmuse- To entertain or make someone laugh. Example: The clown's antics amused the children. | |
AnalyzeAnalyze- To examine in detail. Example: Scientists analyze data to draw conclusions. | |
AncientAncient- Very old. Example: The ancient ruins date back thousands of years. | |
AnnounceAnnounce - To make something known. Example: They announced the winner of the contest. | |
AnnualAnnual- Occurring once every year. Example: They celebrate their anniversary on their annual vacation. | |
AnticipateAnticipate - To expect something. Example: They anticipate a lot of guests at the party. | |
AnxiousAnxious - Worried. Example: She felt anxious about the test. | |
ApologyApology - An expression of regret. Example: He offered an apology for his mistake. | |
ApparentApparent- Clearly visible or understood. Example: Her disappointment was apparent. | |
AppearAppear - To become visible. Example: The moon appeared in the sky. | |
AppointAppoint - To assign a job or role. Example: They appointed her as the team captain. | |
AppreciateAppreciate- To recognize the value of. Example: They appreciate the beauty of nature. | |
ApproachApproach- To come near. Example: We could see the ship approaching. | |
AppropriateAppropriate- Suitable or proper. Example: She wore appropriate clothing for the interview. | |
ApprovalApproval- Permission or consent. Example: The project received approval from the committee. | |
ApproximateApproximate- Close to the actual, but not completely accurate. Example: The approximate cost of the renovation was estimated. | |
ArgueArgue - To disagree verbally. Example: They often argue about politics. | |
ArgumentArgument- A reason or set of reasons given in support of an idea. Example: They had an argument about where to go on vacation. | |
ArrangeArrange- To put in a certain order. Example: She arranged the books on the shelf. | |
ArriveArrive - To reach a place. Example: We arrived at the party on time. | |
ArtificialArtificial- Made by human skill or effort. Example: The flowers were artificial but looked real. | |
AscendAscend - To go up. Example: They ascended the mountain. | |
AspectAspect- A particular part or feature of something. Example: She considered every aspect of the problem. | |