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Word of the Day: TintinnabulationTintinnabulation is more than just a word, it is an experience captured in language. It demonstrates how sound can be translated into sylla...- Word of the day: Onomatopoeia — Meaning, and how to use it like a proWord of the day: Onomatopoeia means a word that imitates real sound. Words like buzz, crash, boom, and whisper copy natural noise. Writers ...
- Word of the day: OnomatopoeiaToday's word of the day: Onomatopoeia refers to words that imitate natural sounds, from buzz to clang. This Word of the Day explores its Gr...
- Word of the day: SusurrusToday's word of the day 'susurrus' describes a soft whispering or rustling sound, from wind in leaves to the murmur of a crowd.
- From '400 paar' to 'khata khat': How BJP, India bloc used catchphrases to attract voters in 2024 pollsWith each catchy slogan, the BJP took the lead in shaping the narrative, leaving the Opposition scrambling to respond. In 2019, despite fac...
- Best Telugu to English books for easy and efficient learningOffering you with valuable insights into the top resources available for learning and mastering the English language, each book listed here...
- It's all about phonetic! Curse words around the world have something in commonSome underlying rules may link profane speech, no matter how different the language may be.
- Tick Tock Day 2022: Date, significance and key detailsTick Tock Day, celebrated on December 29, is a reminder to finish any remaining work and personal goals before the end of the year. Conside...
- Scrabble’s ok with two more 2-letter wordsFrom aa (lava flow associated with basaltic rock) to za (slang for pizza), compilers of the game’s official compendiums have obviously trie...
- Crew’s slam-clicker on Air India, afloat or notThough the average airline passenger may not be familiar with the term, ‘slam-click’ is one of the most cherished perks of cabin crews.
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