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📚 Word of the Day: Candid (adj.) truthful and straightforward; frank "My candid friend told me the haircut was a mistake, and honestly I needed to hear it." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Pragmatic (Round 5) (adj.) dealing with things in a sensible, practical way "Instead of buying a new suit for one wedding, my pragmatic brother rented one for the night." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Pragmatic (Round 4) (adj.) dealing with things in a sensible, practical way "When the rain canceled the picnic, my pragmatic aunt just spread the blanket on the living room floor." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

@CollinsDict Finding a parking spot right in front of the restaurant felt like an auspicious start to date night.

@Dictionarycom My grandmother built an estimable reputation on our block simply by never once forgetting a birthday.

@MerriamWebster My uncle is a fervid defender of pineapple on pizza, and no family dinner has ever changed his mind.

📚 Word of the Day: Pragmatic (Round 3) (adj.) dealing with things in a sensible, practical way "With only twenty minutes before the exam, the pragmatic student skipped the hardest question and came back to it later." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Pragmatic (Round 2) (adj.) dealing with things in a sensible, practical way "Rather than buying a brand new car, he took the pragmatic route and fixed the old one." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Pragmatic (adj.) dealing with things in a sensible, practical way "Instead of arguing about the perfect restaurant, she made the pragmatic choice and ordered pizza for everyone." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Resilient (Round 5) (adj.) able to recover quickly from setbacks or difficult situations "After losing her job, my cousin stayed resilient and started her own catering business within a year." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Resilient (Round 4) (adj.) able to recover quickly from setbacks or difficult situations "The little bakery on our street was resilient and reopened just two months after the flood." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

@CollinsDict Our golden retriever galumphs down the stairs every morning like he just heard the word breakfast 🐕

@Dictionarycom After years of copying my older brother, college was where I finally found my own ipseity.

@MerriamWebster My uncle is such a bon vivant that he plans every vacation around the restaurants first and the sights second.

📚 Word of the Day: Resilient (Round 3) (adj.) able to recover quickly from setbacks or difficult situations "After moving to a new city, my grandmother stayed resilient and made new friends within a week." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Resilient (Round 2) (adj.) able to recover quickly from setbacks or difficult situations "After losing the first three games, our team stayed resilient and won the championship." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Resilient (adj.) able to recover quickly from setbacks or difficult situations "The little tomato plant was resilient, and it bounced back after every storm this summer." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Meticulous (Round 5) (adj.) showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise "My sister is meticulous with her notes, so everyone borrows them the night before the test." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

📚 Word of the Day: Meticulous (Round 4) (adj.) showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise "The mechanic was meticulous, so he labeled every bolt before taking the engine apart." Your turn 👇 Use it in a sentence!

@VocabularyCom Nothing is more gemutlich than a rainy Sunday, a pot of soup on the stove, and nowhere at all to be.