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.
Camaraderie means mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together.
Bellwether means trend leader This has nothing to do with weather. A weather is a sheep, which may wear a bell when leading the flock.
Collegial means marked by camaraderie among colleagues. Its spelling is close to collegiate (relating to a college) but the meanings are distinct.
Imminent means about to happen It is often confused with eminent
Prevalent means widespread The tendency to misspell it as prevelant is indeed widespread.
Jalousie means window blind It is related to jealousy (envy) because of people peeking into others’ affairs.
Accede means agree One accedes to a demand but exceeds one’s goals.
Secede means withdraw To achieve a goal, and to follow after, is succeed.
Sophomoric means immature or conceited and overconfident of knowledge but poorly informed and immature People often forget the ‘o’ in the middle, which can go unpronounced.