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Docile– Word of the Day

‘Docile’ is our word of the day. Read on to learn more about its meaning and how to use it in everyday conversations.

Blithe is our word of the day. Read on to learn more about its meaning and usages.

Caveat is today’s word of the day. Read on to learn more about its meaning and usages.

Our word of the day is bespoke. Read on to learn its meaning and usages.

Facetious is our word of the word. Read on to learn more about its meaning. Edcuate yourself about its usages too.

Fervid is today’s word of the day. Read on to learn more about its meaning and usages.

Cacophony is today’s word of the day. Read more to find out more about what it means and how to use it.

Gentrify is our word of the day. Read more to learn its meaning and usages.

Chauvinism is not only exaggerated nationalism but now applied to many other context as well. Read more about this fantastic word –

Rococo is used to denote an ornamental style. Learn more about its usage here.

Got a friend who speaks a lot? Then he probably is loquacious! Yes loquacious is our word of the day. Read on learn more about its usage.

Today’s word of the days is Iconoclast. It means a person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions. Read on to find how it is used.

Story telling requires you to ’embellish’ details. Read more to find its usage.

Sycophant is one of the most commonly used words, with an interesting origin. Read on to find more about it’s usage and synonyms.

Sangfroid comes from a French word meaning cold blooded. It means a person who is calm and composed.