Month 3- Word of the day 21
Aural
means
of the ears
For mouths, it would be oral; for lights, it would be auroral.
Aural
means
of the ears
For mouths, it would be oral; for lights, it would be auroral.
Jocular means fooling around and wisecracking. The guy in accounting is so funny, we call him Count Jocular.
Dyothelitism or Dyothelitism means Doctrine that Christ had two wills Continue to read more here
Sleight means Dexterity A magician will try to fool his audience with a sleight of hand.
Connate means existing in a person or thing from birth or origin; or In Botany. congenitally joined, as leaves. or In Geology. trapped in sediment at the time the sediment was deposited The word originated from Latin connātus – to be born at the same time with
Word for today is Vicissitude means a change or variation occuring in the course of something. The word has been derived from the Latin vicis meaning “turn, change.”
Incisive means impressively direct “Guilty”, the juror offered in a most incisive one.