Rare words

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 ...

Lost in your emotions and don't have the right words to say? Here are 126 rare words with beautiful meanings to help explain how you feel.

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

Meaning of greek word Meraki • Μεράκι

Word of the Day: Isolophilia Definitely a rare word, but we think it should be used more often and Ron Swanson agrees! 😂 --------------------------------------------- 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 #solitude #alone #parksandrec #vocabulary #preference #learn #affection #writerscommunity

Word of the Day: Leal Continuing our short and sweet words, an alternative for loyal. --------------------------------------------- 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 #loyal #faithful #true #vocabulary #word #learn #words #writerscommunity

Positive quotes about strength, and motivational

The name Inizio translates to "beginning" or "start" in Italian. It signifies new beginnings, fresh starts, and the promise of something exciting yet to come. Inizio" originates from the Italian origin and is less commonly used as a given name. It carries poetic and symbolic weight, making it an excellent choice for someone seeking uniqueness in their name.

The English language is full of strange and unique words.

Word of the Day: Akrasia (Greek origin) What I feel I have on Saturday mornings sometimes! . . . #WordoftheDay #saturday #morning #lazy #writerscorner #writerscommunity #writerslife #writers #creativewriting

Word of the Day: Marmoris (Latin) Also means marble and perhaps in a poetic sense the marbling surface of the ocean. --------------------------------------------- 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 #ocean #marble #Latin #writers #readers #competition #writerscommunity #creativewriting

Step right up, word wanderers and lexicon explorers! Welcome to the whimsical wonderland of rare words, where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary,