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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CalculateCalculate- To determine by mathematical means. Example: They need to calculate the total cost. | |
CapacityCapacity- The maximum amount that something can hold. Example: The stadium has a seating capacity of 50,000. | |
CaptureCapture- To catch or take by force. Example: The police captured the thief. | |
CarefulCareful - Taking care to avoid danger. Example: Be careful when crossing the street. | |
CategoryCategory- A group of people or things having something in common. Example: There are different categories of books in the library. | |
CauseCause- To make something happen. Example: The storm caused damage to the crops. | |
CeaseCease- To come to an end. Example: They were asked to cease their activities immediately. | |
CertainCertain - Sure. Example: I am certain we will win the game. | |
ChallengeChallenge- Something difficult that tests one's abilities. Example: Climbing the mountain was a great challenge. | |
ChangeChange - To make different. Example: She changed her hairstyle. | |
ChannelChannel- A means of communication or expression. Example: They watched a documentary on the history channel. | |
CharacterCharacter - A person in a story. Example: The main character is very brave. | |
CharacteristicCharacteristic- A distinguishing feature or quality. Example: Honesty is a characteristic valued by many. | |
ChemicalChemical- Relating to substances used in chemistry. Example: They conducted experiments with various chemicals. | |
ChoiceChoice - The act of selecting. Example: She made a good choice. | |
ChooseChoose - To select. Example: Choose the correct answer. | |
CircumstanceCircumstance- A condition or fact affecting a situation. Example: They met under unusual circumstances. | |
CivilizationCivilization- A complex society with developed forms of religion, government, and culture. Example: Ancient civilizations built impressive structures. | |
ClarityClarity- Clearness or lucidity. Example: The instructions were written with clarity. | |
ClimateClimate - The weather conditions in an area. Example: The climate in the desert is hot and dry. | |
ClimbClimb - To go up. Example: They climbed the hill. | |
CollapseCollapse- To fall down suddenly. Example: The old building collapsed due to neglect. | |
CollectCollect - To gather. Example: He collects stamps. | |
ColonyColony- A group of people who settle in a distant land but remain under the control of their native land. Example: The British established colonies in America. | |
CombineCombine- To join or merge together. Example: They combined efforts to complete the project. | |
ComfortComfort- A state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint. Example: The soft pillow provided comfort. | |
CommandCommand- To give an order or instruction. Example: The general commanded the troops. | |
CommentComment- A verbal or written remark expressing an opinion or reaction. Example: She made a comment about the movie. | |
CommitCommit- To carry out or do. Example: She committed herself to finishing the race. | |
CommonCommon - Occurring often. Example: It is common to see deer in this area. | |
CommunicationCommunication- The imparting or exchanging of information or news. Example: Effective communication is essential in teamwork. | |
CommunityCommunity- A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. Example: The local community organized a charity event. | |
CompareCompare- To examine the similarities and differences between two or more things. Example: They compared prices before making a decision. | |
CompensateCompensate- To make up for something. Example: They compensated her for the extra work. | |
CompeteCompete- To strive to gain or win something by defeating others. Example: Athletes compete in the Olympic Games. | |
ComplainComplain- To express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something. Example: He likes to complain about the weather. | |
CompleteComplete- To finish or make whole. Example: She completed her homework before dinner. | |
ComplexComplex- Consisting of many different and connected parts. Example: The problem was too complex to solve quickly. | |
ComposeCompose- To create or write. Example: She composed a beautiful piece of music. | |
ConceptConcept- An abstract idea. Example: Understanding the concept of gravity can be challenging. | |
ConcernConcern- To worry or be anxious about something. Example: Her health is a matter of concern. | |
ConcludeConclude- To bring to an end. Example: They concluded the meeting with a vote. | |
ConcreteConcrete- Existing in a material or physical form. Example: The statue was made of concrete. | |
ConditionCondition- The state of something. Example: The car was in poor condition. | |
ConductConduct- To organize and carry out. Example: They conducted a survey to gather opinions. | |
ConfidentConfident- Feeling sure about one's own abilities or qualities. Example: She felt confident about the exam. | |
ConfirmConfirm- To establish the truth or correctness of something. Example: They confirmed the reservation by email. | |
ConflictConflict- A serious disagreement or argument. Example: There was a conflict between the two groups. | |
ConnectConnect- To join or link together. Example: The bridge connects the two islands. | |
ConsciousConscious- Aware of and responding to one's surroundings. Example: She was conscious of the time. | |