Instagram story viewer> @memliapp> Posts

Boost your English for GRE, GMAT, IELTS & more 🚀

@memliapp

152.2K

followers

8

following

English Words, Idioms & Phrases 🧠
Learn faster with memory tricks & smart examples
🎯 GRE • GMAT • IELTS • SAT • CAT Vocab
🚀 Join 150,000+ learners

POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED

Let’s talk about the word #Nuance 🎭✨

👉🏻🔁 Meaning
Not everything is black and white—
sometimes the smallest details carry the deepest meaning.

📝 Example
Tone, emotion, expression, intention…
understanding those subtle layers is called nuance.

💬 What’s something people often fail to understand the nuance of?

#WordOfTheDay #Vocabulary #LearnEnglish #EnglishWords AdvancedVocabulary ImproveVocabulary WordPower CATPreparation GREVocab IELTS VocabularyBuilder LearnEnglishDaily ExamVocab GMATPrep 2026trends gmat gre gretoefl gretest catexam SophisticatedEnglish EducationReels SmartTalk growthmindset Successmindset DailyWisdom LanguageHacks viral reels trending reach growth commentbelow doubletap likethis reelsinstagram keepgrowing
elite
elitevocabs

[gmat, catexam, englishclub, englishwriting, englishisfun, ieltswriting, ieltstips, englishlesson, englishcourse, instaenglish, vocabularybuilding, britishenglish, americanenglish, speakenglish, phraseoftheday, english, studyenglish, mnemonics, newwords, englishgrammar, satvocab, learnenglish, wordoftheday, grevocabulary, languagelearning] by @memliapp

273

0

5 months ago

🌟 Word of the Day: #Absquatulate 🏃💨

🔍 Meaning:
Absquatulate means to leave suddenly, flee, or abscond — often in a hurry (sometimes to avoid trouble). ⚡🚪

📝 Example Sentence:
He absquatulated from the party the moment things got awkward. 🎉😬➡️🚗💨

🧠💡 Mnemonic for Absquatulate:
Think “ab + squat + late” → you squat down, then run away late to escape quickly. 😂🏃

🔍💫 Did You Know?
“Absquatulate” is a humorous, old American slang word from the 1830s. It was part of a trend of playful made-up words like discombobulate. 📜🇺🇸

⭐ To absquatulate is to vanish in haste — like slipping out before the spotlight finds you. 🌪️👀
🌪🧐For more interesting facts and learning, check out our app: https://memli.app

#gmat #catexam #englishclub #englishwriting #englishisfun #ieltswriting #ieltstips #englishlesson #englishcourse #inglesonline #instaenglish #vocabularybuilding #britishenglish #americanenglish #speakenglish #phraseoftheday #english #studyenglish #mnemonics #newwords #englishgrammar #ingles #ingilizce #angielski #satvocab #learnenglish #wordoftheday #grevocabulary #languagelearning by @memliapp

358

6

a year ago

#Obviate means 'to prevent' — how would you use it in a sentence? Comment below!

🔄 Meaning:

🛡️ "Obviate" means to remove a need or difficulty; to prevent or eliminate something from occurring.

📅 Example Sentence: Installing the new security system will obviate the need for frequent manual checks.

🔍 Mnemonic for Obviate: Think of "obviate" as "ob-via-it" – finding a way to "ob-via" (or get around) a problem before it happens.

📚 Did You Know? "Obviate" comes from the Latin word "obviare," meaning "to go against." It describes the act of removing obstacles or preventing issues before they arise.

🔧 Proactively addressing potential problems can help obviate future challenges and streamline processes.

For more interesting facts and learning, check out our app: https://memli.app

#gmat #catexam #englishclub #englishwriting #englishisfun #ieltswriting #ieltstips #englishlesson #englishcourse #inglesonline #instaenglish #vocabularybuilding #britishenglish #americanenglish #speakenglish #phraseoftheday #english #studyenglish #mnemonics #newwords #englishgrammar #ingles #ingilizce #angielski #satvocab #learnenglish #wordoftheday #grevocabulary #languagelearning taken in Burj Khalifa, Dubai by @memliapp

2k

15

2 years ago

#solipsistic (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Concerned only with one's own thoughts and experiences, as if other people or the outside world do not truly matter.
⠀
Example:
The debate became #solipsistic when policymakers focused on defending their own narratives instead of listening to the communities affected by the decision.
⠀
Mnemonic:
#SOLIPSISTIC = SOLE + I
A #solipsistic person treats the self—their own mind or “I”—as the only certain reality.
⠀
#solipsistic #vocabulary #gre #gmat #sat #ielts #advancedenglish #wordoftheday by @memliapp

18

0

10 hours ago

#parochial (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Having a narrow outlook limited to local concerns or a small range of ideas.
⠀
Example:
The committee's #parochial approach to artificial intelligence ignored its effects on workers and students worldwide.
⠀
Mnemonic:
#Parochial sounds like “parish-bound.”
Imagine someone who never looks beyond their small parish; their view is narrow and #parochial.
⠀
#parochial #vocabulary #gre #gmat #sat #ielts #advancedenglish by @memliapp

31

0

17 hours ago

#vitriolic (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Expressing intense, bitter criticism or hatred.
⠀
Example:
The election debate became so #vitriolic that the candidates abandoned discussion of policy and traded personal insults.
⠀
Mnemonic:
#Vitriolic words are like vitriol: they burn.
Vitriol is a highly corrosive substance, so imagining harsh words burning their target helps connect #vitriolic with bitter, scathing speech.
⠀
#vitriolic #vocabulary #gre #sat #gmat #ielts #wordpower #englishlearning by @memliapp

42

0

a day ago

#concomitant (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Existing or happening alongside something else, usually as a related result.
⠀
Example:
The rapid adoption of generative AI has brought #concomitant changes to education, hiring, and intellectual-property law.
⠀
Mnemonic:
#Concomitant sounds like “come with it.”
A #concomitant effect is something that comes with another event or condition.
⠀
#concomitant #vocabulary #gre #gmat #sat #ielts #academicenglish by @memliapp

41

0

2 days ago

#perfidious (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Deliberately disloyal or treacherous, especially toward someone who trusts you.
⠀
Example:
Voters regarded the minister’s #perfidious decision to break the cease-fire pledge as a betrayal.
⠀
Mnemonic:
#Perfidious sounds like “poor fidelity.”
Someone with poor fidelity is unfaithful or disloyal, which captures the meaning of #perfidious.
⠀
#perfidious #vocabulary #gre #gmat #sat #ielts #wordpower #englishlearning by @memliapp

31

0

2 days ago

#deleterious (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Causing harm or damage, especially gradually or indirectly.
⠀
Example:
Researchers warned that the app's #deleterious effects on teenagers' sleep could outweigh its social benefits.
⠀
Mnemonic:
#DELEterious effects DELEte your well-being.
The beginning of “#deleterious” resembles “delete,” reminding you that something #deleterious gradually removes or damages what is healthy.
⠀
#deleterious #vocabulary #gre #sat #examenglish #wordpower #academicenglish by @memliapp

40

0

3 days ago

#protean (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Able to change easily into many different forms, roles, or styles.
⠀
Example:
The #protean technology company now develops software, designs chips, and builds artificial-intelligence tools.
⠀
Mnemonic:
Think of Proteus, the shape-shifting sea god.
Proteus could constantly change his form, so #protean describes something remarkably versatile or changeable.
⠀
#protean #vocabulary #gre #gmat #sat #englishlearning #wordpower by @memliapp

24

0

3 days ago

#ersatz (adjective)
⠀
Meaning:
Made as an artificial substitute for something genuine or superior.
⠀
Example:
Critics dismissed the app's AI-generated reporting as an #ersatz form of journalism that lacked original investigation.
⠀
Mnemonic:
ER-satz sounds like “ER's substitute.”
Imagine an emergency room using a substitute medicine because the genuine one is unavailable: it is an “ER's substitute,” or #ersatz.
⠀
#ersatz #vocabulary #learning #gre #gmat #sat #ielts #advancedenglish by @memliapp

22

0

4 days ago

#obviate (verb)
⠀
Meaning:
To prevent a problem or need from arising.
⠀
Example:
A transparent audit trail could #obviate the need for public suspicion about how an AI system makes its decisions.
⠀
Mnemonic:
#OBVIATE: make an OBstacle go away before it arrives.
The opening sound of “#obviate” resembles “obstacle,” helping you remember that it means removing or preventing an obstacle or need.
⠀
#obviate #vocabulary #gre #gmat #sat #ielts #wordpower by @memliapp

31

0

4 days ago