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pejorative | Words Make My Day
pejorative | Words Make My Day
“Mr. Pejorative didn’t know any better, all he could do was turn beauty into dust and happiness into some long-winded dissertation about the failed soul of humanity.”
pejorative | pi-jawr–uh-tiv Definition
adjective 1. having a disparaging, derogatory, or belittling effect or force. noun 2. a form of a word, as poetaster.
Origin
1880-85; < Latin pējōrāt (us) (see pejoration ) + -ive
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malapropism | Words Make My Day
malapropism | Words Make My Day
“She listened intently for any sign of malapropism in others, partly because she thought society had failed and partly because said failure would lead to Armageddon–sadly, the only thing that followed the ringing of words out of tune was self-committal in the psych ward down the road and the shrieks at night from the inmates who really were mad.”
malapropism | mal–uh-prop-iz-uh m Definition
no…
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effrontery | Words Make My Day
effrontery | Words Make My Day
“She walked up with blatant effrontery and began taking pictures of the accident as the mangled man still hung from the tractor, his body torn apart and his family still minutes away.”
effrontery | ih-fruhn-tuh-ree Definition
noun, plural effronteries. 1. shameless or impudent boldness; barefaced audacity: She had the effrontery to ask for two free samples. 2. an act or instance of this.
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chicane | Words Make My Day
chicane | Words Make My Day
“I spent my time roaming the darkened streets like a student in search of a master, I don’t know why the art of chicane and thievery interested me except for the fact that I’ve always enjoyed being the loathed scourge, even since elementary school I was never one to desire the gold star.”
chicane | shi-keyn, chi- Definition
noun 1. deception; chicanery. verb (used with object), chicaned,…
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bridle | Words Make My Day
bridle | Words Make My Day
“Rather than letting his wife run free and express herself how she was meant to be, he chose to bridle every aspect that allowed the world to see her as she was, of course eventually, she ran away in search of a happy life unhindered by a man.”
bridle | brahyd-l Definition
noun 1. part of the tack or harness of a horse, consisting usually of a headstall, bit, and reins. 2. anything that…
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endemic | Words Make My Day
endemic | Words Make My Day
“Although he grew up in a place where poverty and injustice had always been endemic, the boy found a way to search deep within himself and break out of these disparaging patterns.”
endemic | en-dem-ik Definition
adjective, Also, endemical 1. natural to or characteristic of a specific people or place; native; indigenous: folkways; countries where high unemployment cam be such. 2. belonging…
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obscurant | Words Make My Day
obscurant | Words Make My Day
“He’d look inward, as if through the blood and guts and flesh, and it seemed like even an obscurant individual trained in the arts of deception couldn’t hide from this man’s gaze.”
obscurant | uh b-skyoo r–uh nt Definition
noun 1. a person who strives to prevent the increase and spread of knowledge. 2. a person who obscures. adjective 3. pertaining to or characteristic of obscurants. 4.…
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jibe | Words Make My Day
jibe | Words Make My Day
“The path before him never made sense compared to the alleyways where he could jibe in and out of the shadows and get into the nooks and crannies of life.”
jibe | jahyb Definition
verb (used without object), jibed, jibing. 1. to shift from one side to the other when running before the wind, as a fore-and-aft sail or its boom. 2. to alter course so that a fore-and-aft sail shifts in this…
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rote | Words Make My Day
rote | Words Make My Day
“Everything began to look the same that one fine morning as if the day had woven in the rote of life for sarcasm, a place where the yarn spun forth a stranger without a face who delivered a silver plated 9mm with one bullet in the magazine.”
rote | roht Definition
noun 1. routine; a fixed, habitual, or mechanical course of procedure. adjective 2. proceeding mechanically and repetitiously;…
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loquacity | Words Make My Day
loquacity | Words Make My Day
“The guy was so focused on loquacity in others that he completely forgot to be introspective, not realizing that almost every time he spoke he was exactly what he hated.”
loquacity | loh-kwas-i-tee Definition
noun, plural loquacities. 1. the state of being loquacious; talkativeness; garrulity. 2. an instance of talkativeness or garrulity; a loquacious flow of talk: The sherry increased it.
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gossamer | Words Make My Day
gossamer | Words Make My Day
“She got on the grass and rolled around like a child feeling the earth push against her body and it was from that vantage point that she saw a gossamer for the first time.”
gossamer | gos–uh-mer Definition
noun 1. a fine, filmy cobweb seen on grass or bushes or floating in the air in calm weather, especially in autumn. 2. a thread or a web of this substance. 3. an extremely delicate variety…
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vociferate | Words Make My Day
vociferate | Words Make My Day
“The snarky fellow could always be relied upon to vociferate a joke of such crass beginnings and simple endings that he became known as the simple jokester, a title he abhorred, until one day he quit coming over and we never saw him again.”
vociferate | voh-sif–uh-reyt Definition
verb (used with or without object), vociferated, vociferating. 1. to speak or cry out loudly or noisily; shout;…
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ardor | Words Make My Day
ardor | Words Make My Day
“Even before I walked into the room I felt the ferocity from that band, and I’ve searched for that kind of ardor ever since.”
ardor | ahr-der Definition
noun 1. great warmth of feeling; fervor; passion. 2. intense devotion, eagerness, or enthusiasm; zeal. 3.burning heat. Also, especially British, ardour.
Origin
1350-1400; Middle English < Latin, equivalent to ārd (ēre) to burn + -or;…
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mirth | Words Make My Day
mirth | Words Make My Day
“As if she had erupted in him a moment of great mirth, he exploded with laughter and now began to cry at the mere sight of her deviant face.”
mirth | murth Definition
noun 1. gaiety or jollity, especially when accompanied by laughter: the excitement of the holiday season. 2. amusement or laughter: He was unable to conceal it.
Origin
before 900; Middle English mirthe, Old English…
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rive | Words Make My Day
rive | Words Make My Day
“While it seemed at first that nothing could rive them, but sadly fate had a different plan, for a month later she met a daring man by the name of Jimmy and from that moment she could never think of anyone else.”
rive | rahyv Definition
verb (used with object), rived, rived or riven, riving. 1.to tear or rend apart: like meat from a bone. 2.to separate by striking; split; cleave. 3.to rend,…
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connate | Words Make My Day
connate | Words Make My Day
“With a connate understanding of how the world works we followed this native child through the woods hoping that somehow all would not be lost.”
connate | kon-eyt Definition
adjective 1. existing in a person or thing from birth or origin; inborn: a sense of right and wrong. 2. associated in birth or origin. 3. allied or agreeing in nature; cognate. 4. Anatomy. firmly united; fused. 5. Botany.…
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shunt | Words Make My Day
shunt | Words Make My Day
“I’d rather shunt all the advantages of an ordinary life for the chance at greatness through my will and heart and mode of thought.”
shunt | shuhnt Definition
verb (used with object) 1. to shove or turn (someone or something) aside or out of the way. 2. to sidetrack; get rid of. 3. Electricity.
to divert (a part of a current) by connecting a circuit element in parallel with another.
to…
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