Nemesis (noun) Definition: 1. an arch rival, especially one who seems incapable of being overcome or beaten; 2. something that harms or interferes with something else, especially good intentions; 3. a just punishment that results...
Nemesis (noun) Definition: 1. an arch rival, especially one who seems incapable of being overcome or beaten; 2. something that harms or interferes with something else, especially good intentions; 3. a just punishment that results...
Inordinate (adjective) Definition: more than what is considered a normal amount Example Sentences: – Joanne was excited about the prom, she spent an inordinate amount of time picking out a dress. – The flight was...
Defame (verb) Definition: to attack or harm someone’s reputation with slander or libel Example Sentences: – The president did not respond via Twitter to the article about him; instead he hired a lawyer to sue...
Defame (verb) Definition: to attack or harm someone’s reputation with slander or libel Example Sentences: – The president did not respond via Twitter to the article about him; instead he hired a lawyer to sue...
Euphony (noun) Definition: a pleasant, harmonious quality of sound formed when words are combined to create smooth enunciation of letters and syllables Example Sentences: – To some people, opera is a euphony; to others rap...
Euphony (noun) Definition: a pleasant, harmonious quality of sound formed when words are combined to create smooth enunciation of letters and syllables Example Sentences: – To some people, opera is a euphony; to others rap...
Thrive () Definition: 1. to grow strong; 2. to do well and achieve success Example Sentences: – I don’t think I can thrive at a huge university, so I’ve chosen to go to a small...
Thrive (verb) Definition: 1. to grow strong; 2. to do well and achieve success Example Sentences: – I don’t think I can thrive at a huge university, so I’ve chosen to go to a small...
Proclivity (noun) Definition: a natural inclination or tendency to behave in a certain way, often objectionable or immoral noun (pl. proclivities) a tendency to do or choose something regularly; an inclination or predisposition. Example Sentences: –...
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About Just Vocabulary | ESL Podcast for learning SAT and GRE vocabulary
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Just Vocabulary is a daily 5 minute (audio) podcast aimed at growing your English vocabulary. The JustVocabulary podcast is a daily ESL (English as a Second Language) podcast for learners at an…
intermediate to advanced level from all around the world. The 5-minute audio podcast is aimed at growing your English vocabulary, and it focusses on SAT and GRE vocabulary. . The goal is to improve and increase your English vocabulary, and help you with English tests like GRE, SAT, TOEIC, TOEFL, and IELTS. To enhance your learning, you can also access our vocabulary flashcard modules. The English language has a very large vocabulary and the goal of the podcast is to share with the listener the English words that I found whilst reading, listening audiobooks, watching movies, etc. Podcast website – https://justvocabulary.com