English fancy words

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Word of the Day: Ruminate 2020 has been a year for rumination, after all we've had little else to do! We've all had time to think about how 2021 will be better. May it be so! --------------- We'd love to see how you might use any of our words of the day. Send us your thoughts; the most poetic, funniest or otherwise best will be featured on our feeds and (later this year) our magazine. . . . #WordoftheDay #2020 #2021 #think #vocabulary #deepthoughts #learn #deep #writerscommunity

Found this yesterday morning, but didn't post it. I was scrolling through pages of words I'd never heard of that all had a short and simple definition. Ironic timing.

You can try this if you are in other levels, for example B2. Have a go! How confident do you feel? Read the definitions of the words below then answer. 1. How many did you know? 2. Write sentences ...

anthophile (n.) a person who loves flowers

Etymology : Ancient Greek. Pronunciation : fee lo keli What is Philosophy? The love of wisdom. What is Philocaly? The love of beauty. (Just ask the Greeks!) What, then, is wisdom? Is it not true beauty itself? Hence they are sisters born of the same father.

Word of the Day: Aerumnous If there was a single word for 2020, there are many we could use, most probably 4 letters long. But this word would be the most beautiful. A beautiful word for an ugly year. We'd love to see how you might use any of our words of the day. Send us your thoughts; the most poetic, funniest or otherwise best will be featured on our feeds and (later this year) our magazine #WordoftheDay #trouble #ugly #beautiful #2020 #writers #readers #writerscommunity #creativewriting

As you get older, you realize the importance of family over all else. Older people tell you that – and then one day – you’re 28, and it’s true. And it’s the realest th…