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Did you know... ... that today is World Smile Day? Let's hear it for the yellow smiley face! The smiley face is so popular that the U.S. Post Office issued its own stamp. Do an act of kindness today or help one person to smile. Put on your smiley face! 🙂 ~~~ Today's Inspirational Quote: … Continue reading Did you know…
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WORD OF THE DAY Lackadaisical la-kə-day-zə-kəl Part of speech: adjective Origin: English, 18th century 1 Lazy or disinterested 2 Lacking vitality or enthusiasm Examples of Lackadaisical in a sentence "Your lackadaisical attitude won't get you far in the fast-paced corporate world." "He took a lackadaisical approach to school, submitting incomplete assignments after the deadline."
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WORD OF THE DAY Mendacious men-dey-shəs Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, early 17th century 1 Frequently dishonest or deceitful 2 Untrue Examples of Mendacious in a sentence "If you weren't so mendacious, I would be more inclined to believe your story." "Her mendacious words were delivered with conviction, but there was no truth behind any of it."
WORD OF THE DAY
WORD OF THE DAY Ephemeral ə-fem-ər-əl Part of speech: adjective Origin: Greek, 16th century 1 Fleeting or short-lived 2 Lasting for a single day Examples of Ephemeral in a sentence "My ephemeral romance lasted only through the summer, but I'll always treasure it." "Fads are ephemeral — they're popular for a short time before the masses move on to … Continue reading WORD OF THE DAY
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Milquetoast milk-tōst Part of speech: noun Origin: American English, 1924 1 A timid or meek individual 2 Someone who is not assertive Examples of Milquetoast in a sentence "I love Jerry, but he can be a bit of a milquetoast when it comes to standing up for himself." "Don't be such a milquetoast — go out there and tell … Continue reading WORD OF THE DAY
