adjective of or relating to words.He has trouble with math, but he has strong verbal ability. noun in grammar, a word or phrase, esp. an adjective or noun, that is derived from…
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WOTD: maelstrom
noun 1. an exceptionally turbulent or powerful whirlpool. 2. any turbulent or overpowering situation.Thousands had lost family members in the maelstrom of the war. See the full entry
WOTD: legitimate
adjective 1. in accordance with the law or rules (used especially when the breaking of laws or rules is suspected).Upon investigation, it was found that these were legitimate business dealings.He was shown…
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WOTD: girder
noun a heavy beam, usu. made of steel or wood, that serves as a horizontal support in a bridge or building.Thousands of steel girders were used in the construction of the building.Workmen…