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Here’s a way to improve your vocabulary and communication skills. Check out the words of the day and a short quiz to push yourself and improve your vocabulary and language skills.
Fervent (Adjective)
Meaning: having or showing a passionate/hot, fiery, or brilliant intensity.
Example: It was his fervent wants to meet his brother
Fervent (Adjective)
Meaning: intensely enthusiastic or passionate, especially to an excessive degree.
Example: Combined with fervent Methodism, you have a relentless certainty
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Fetter (Noun)
Meaning: A chain or shackle used to restrain a prisoner, usually placed around the ankles.
Example: There are strict rules shackles on the court’s ability to imply additional terms
Fief (Noun)
Meaning: a prolonged and bitter fight or dispute
Example: She was involved in a long and bitter relationship. fief with their neighbors
Fiasco (Noun)
Meaning: A complete failure, especially a ridiculous or humiliating one.
Example: Everything seemed to be going wrong and the whole event turned into a humiliation. fiasco
Fiat (Noun)
Meaning: a formal authorization or proposal; a decree
Example: The reforms left most prices set by the government. fiat
Think about it and try to answer the following questions to see how much you have understood.
- The party was so poorly planned that it ended in a total __________. Which of the following words best fits the sentence?Fiasco, Fiat)
- His will gave rise to a family relationship that was never resolved. Which of the following words best fits the sentence?Fight, fiasco)
- Can you think of some antonyms for the word? Fiat?
- Can you think of some synonyms for the word? Fervent?
- Can you think of any sentences that use the word? Fervent?
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(Definitions and examples are from Oxford Languages)
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