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[Updated Daily] Learn a NEW word EVERY day
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That's what BHW is all about.True, but it's only a few weeks that I've started to take a better look into it. And guess what? I really like it!!! People sharing knowledge and experience, that's a nice way to grow a community.
I'm still a very newbie, but hope to keep in touch and tell you how my journey went 6 months from now.
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it's kind of scary shocking (in a good way, if I can say so) for me as I'm not used with people sharing voluntarily information that can help others. And it's pretty awesome!That's what BHW is all about.
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Nice one @ContentExpert.
Do you ever use any of these words in your day to day speech or content?
Do you ever use any of these words in your day to day speech or content?
Not so much in my day-to-day speech but in my writing, yes.
I speak like a high-school graduate but write like a scholar.
Amenable:
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- Open and responsive to suggestion.
- I was amenable to any suggestions the SEO agency had; I was unable to increase rankings myself after countless link-building campaigns.
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Chivalrous:
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- Courteous and gallant, especially toward females.
- John's chivalrous personality has made him a lady's man; he has a new date every week.
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Candor:
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- The quality of being open and honest in expression.
- The SEOs candor review of my site compelled me to hire him; he didn't fluff my ranking potential or make exaggerated claims.
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Hi,
You've got a cool thing going on here.
I think you mixed up candid and candor.
"candor" is a noun, not an adjective as you used above.
"candid" is an adjective.
Also, there should be an apostrophe in "SEOs" ("SEO's") since you are using it as a possessive and not a plural here.
Not sure what "fluff" means in this context. Did you mean it was botched up, as in "he didn't flub my ranking potential"?
Nice initiative from you, keep it up!
Cogent:
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- Clear, logical, and convincing.
- The cogent debate between politicians lead to a stimulus package that recovered the economy.
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madgenious
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Good thread learning a lot from this
Perplexed:
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- Very confused.
- Joe was perplexed after testing negative for Covid-19; he was experiencing symptoms for weeks.
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First time when i see you, i was perplexed.
Therealdarkpegasus
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Really ? I am perplexed right now, because anyone, Joe inclusive , should be happy for testing negative for Covid-19
First time when i see you, i was perplexed.
You both have me perplexed.
Auspicious:
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- Something showing or suggesting that future success is likely.
- Joe's SEO campaign didn't have a very auspicious start; his rankings declined the first week.
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Brusque:
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- Rudely abrupt or blunt in speech or manner.
- The radio host was brusque during the interview; the guest could never make their point.
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Compelled:
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- Having to do something, because you are forced to or feel it is necessary.
- The SEO agency achieved page-one rankings for my site within sixty days, their results compelled me to sign a six-month contract.
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Pelagic:
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- Of or related to the open sea.
- @BassTrackerBoats enjoyed his seven-day pelagic adventure but looked forward to returning to dry land.
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Enervate:
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- Weaken mentally or morally.
- With no rankings achieved after months of work, John felt too enervated to start, yet again, another link-building campaign.
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