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Ever suspected two people of secretly plotting something together? They might be IN CAHOOTS WITH EACH OTHER! Learn this clever English expression and use it to make your vocabulary sharper and more expressive.
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Ever had a task that felt like a burden? The perfect word for it is ONEROUS!

Meaning: Involving a lot of effort, difficulty, or responsibility; burdensome.

Example: The onerous workload left her exhausted.

Upgrade your vocabulary, one powerful word at a time!

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Want to sound more articulate? Add PROFLIGATE to your vocabulary!

Pronounced PROF-li-guht, it means recklessly wasteful, especially with money or resources.

Example: His profligate spending left him in deep debt.

Upgrade your vocabulary, one powerful word at a time!

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Some children are simply ahead of their age!

Meet PRECocious — a word used to describe someone, especially a child, who develops abilities or maturity earlier than expected.

Can you use precocious in a sentence? Write one in the comments!

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One powerful word. One painful chapter in history. What does apartheid mean? Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and a simple mnemonic to remember this important English word. Build your vocabulary, one word at a time!

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What does nihilism mean? It’s the belief that life has no inherent meaning or purpose. Learn this advanced English word with a simple mnemonic and make your vocabulary more powerful!

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IN time, IN tune, IN rhythm… but ON pitch! 🎶 Do you know why? Learn this simple English trick with a musical twist. Save this reel and never mix them up again!

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Looking for a magic solution to a difficult problem? That’s exactly what a “silver bullet” means! Learn this powerful English idiom and add it to your vocabulary.

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ABJURE — to strongly or vehemently reject something.

Mnemonic: “I’m sure I don’t want it.” → ABJURE!

It’s a verb for rejecting something firmly and completely.

“After joining the new political party, he has abjured all the political views that he once defended with his life.”

Learn it. Use it.

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DOUBLE ENTENDRE — an expression with two meanings, one of which is usually suggestive or sexual.

Sometimes, a sentence says more than it seems to say!
Learn the expression, understand the hidden meaning, and use it wisely.

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Ever heard the expression “in the wake of”?

It means as a result of something, usually an event or situation.

But did you know that wake originally refers to the line of disturbed water left behind by a moving ship?

Example:
“Many changes were introduced in the wake of the tragic accident.”

Learn useful English expressions with me!

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BONHOMIE — a beautiful word for cheerful, warm friendliness.

Pronounced: bon-uh-MEE

Add this elegant word to your everyday English vocabulary.

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