Learning new words are important for every writer, but it doesn't mean we should forget words which used in the past. Let's remember those English words now!
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The English language is a vast and expansive treasure of expression. And we know so little of it! I mean, have you ever wondered what the classiest way is to compliment an absolutely stunning behind, [...]
The English language is a vast and expansive treasure of expression. And we know so little of it! I mean, have you ever wondered what the classiest way is to compliment an absolutely stunning behind, [...]
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Have you got dysania? Perhaps it is because you are philogrobilized! So stop twattling about it and learn a few of these sweet olde-school words!
Here is a treasure trove of 28 beautiful travel words and wanderlust synonyms that describe how we feel before, during, and after we travel.
English words to use instead of very Very quiet –> Hushed Very rich –> Wealthy Very sharp –> Keen Very scary –> Chilling Very rainy –> Pouring Very painful –> Excruciating Very pale –> Ashen Very old –> Ancient Very perfect –> Flawless Very scared –> Petrified Very serious –> Grave Very shiny –> Gleaming Very short –> Brief Very old-fashioned –> Archaic Very noisy –> Deafening Very bad –> Awful Very cold –> Freezing Very clear –> Obvious Very long –> Extensive Very stupid –> Idiotic Very warm –> Hot Very large –> Huge Very soft –> Downy Very special –> Exceptional Very dear –> Cherished Very clever –> Very afraid –> Fearful Very dry –> Arid Very accurate –> Exact Very empty –> Desolate Very loose –> Slack Very cute –> Adorable Very lively –> Animated Very often –> Frequently Very thirsty –> Parched Very tight –> Constricting Very wide –> Expansive Very windy –> Blustery Very heavy –> Leaden Very hungry –> Starving Very friendly –> Amiable Very evil –> Wicked Very messy –> Slovenly Very nice –> Kind Very wet –> Soaked Very tall –> Towering Very expensive –> Costly Very sad –> Sorrowful Very difficult –> Arduous Very cheap –> Stingy Very big –> Massive Very angry –> Furious Very happy –> Ecstatic Very confused –> Perplexed Very creative –> Innovative Very mean –> Cruel Very boring –> Dull Very slow –> Sluggish Very careful –> Cautious Very colorful –> Vibrant Very creative –> Innovative Very crowded –> Bustling
It's all beer and skittles
The English language is a vast and expansive treasure of expression. And we know so little of it! I mean, have you ever wondered what the classiest way is to compliment an absolutely stunning behind, [...]
Old-style Greek influences can be found in CH words beginning with K, whereas modern French influences can be seen in CH words starting with SH. It is well
Woofits: A hangover
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There’s a common misconception about what Old English actually is. When people go off on a rant about it, they really mean Middle English.
Woofits: A hangover
Have you got dysania? Perhaps it is because you are philogrobilized! So stop twattling about it and learn a few of these sweet olde-school words!
The adverb erstwhile has been part of English since at least the 16th century, but it is formed from two words that are much older. It comes from the Old English words aer, meaning
The English language is a vast and expansive treasure of expression. And we know so little of it! I mean, have you ever wondered what the classiest way is to compliment an absolutely stunning behind, [...]
It's all beer and skittles
The English language is a vast and expansive treasure of expression. And we know so little of it! I mean, have you ever wondered what the classiest way is to compliment an absolutely stunning behind, [...]
Use them every day
It's all beer and skittles
Woofits: A hangover
Antonyms of loud are quiet, soft, low, inaudible, mute, dhushed, whispered, subdued, gentle, mellow, silent, etc.
The English language is a vast and expansive treasure of expression. And we know so little of it! I mean, have you ever wondered what the classiest way is to compliment an absolutely stunning behind, [...]
