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DESCRIPTIVE WORDS FOR WINTER
Word of the Day: ChionophileA chionophile is someone who loves cold weather, snow, and icy environments, embracing the chill and all it offers. Originating from ancien...- Word of The Day: SelenophileDiscover the 'selenophile,' an individual captivated by the moon's ethereal beauty and tranquil glow. This term, rooted in Greek, describes...
- Word of the Day: CrepitantAs today’s Word of the Day demonstrates, even the most subtle auditory experiences can be captured through carefully chosen vocabulary.
- Word of the day: Diaphanous — meaning and how to use “diaphanous” like a proWord of the day: Diaphanous means light, delicate, and almost transparent. It often describes sheer fabric, soft light, or thin mist. The w...
- Word of the Day: BrumalBrumal, an adjective derived from the Latin for winter, describes wintry conditions like cold, short days, and frost. Primarily found in li...
- Greenland isn’t green at all — so how did the world’s iciest island get its name?Greenland's name, a clever marketing ploy by Erik the Red around 1000 AD to attract settlers, is a stark contrast to its icy reality. While...
- Trump, pressing ahead on Ukraine-Russia talks, confronts difficult realitiesRussian opposition to European troops in Ukraine and security guarantees for Kyiv complicates peace talks. Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy m...
- What's missing from your favourite chocolate bar? It may be chocolate.Rising cocoa prices, driven by climate change and other factors, have led candy companies to reformulate their products. This involves repl...
- In Xi Jinping's China, politics eventually catches up with everyoneThe Xi generation is risk-averse. Its members are more unhappy about their government, but are unwilling to resist. Hessler assigned "Anima...
- Goodwill tries to figure out online commerceGoodwill, the nonprofit retailer, is expanding its e-commerce presence to generate more revenue and support its mission of providing job op...
- Despite cheating fears, schools repeal ChatGPT bansTech giants and billionaires promised that the AI tools would revolutionize learning. Critics warned the bots would be more likely to under...
- From Renaissance art to couture, Paris Fashion Week highlights vibrant trends for fall-winter 2023-2024Ties and knots created dynamic but gentle ruching in fabrics, alongside oversize red sweater-skirts that sported another skirt nonchalantly...
- Olivia Harrison talks of life, death through poetry in new book, opens up about late husband George of The BeatlesTwenty poems for 20 years, a number that's not a coincidence.
- Two pandemics clash as doctors find that Covid spurs diabetesThe data was published last month in Nature, three weeks after a study of almost 50,000 hospitalized Covid patients in England found that t...
- View: Thanks to China, GoI must look at the defence budget as a wider security budgetIn sum, the new China threat must prompt GoI to look at the defence budget as a wider security budget, not just a ledger on military expend...
- Indian traveller’s bag and baggage: The evolution of the quirky touristIndians have so many concerns when it comes to travelling and, yet, as the soaring numbers for outbound tourism shows, they never seem to s...
- Amrita Sher-Gil: An insight into her life and workDwelling into her life and work, art historian Yashodhara Dalmia paints the portrait of the young artist in her book "Amrita Sher-Gil: Art ...
- Funda ya Anda?Funda stands for something cool and awesome. Ditto for gyan: This word has one the most impressive of pedigrees in the Indian philosophical...
- Lokpal to have constitutional status, ‘more power than EC’The government said it would confer constitutional status on the proposed Lokpal , embracing the idea mooted by Rahul Gandhi.
- Pretty Hobart city in TasmaniaPreeti Verma Lal never imagined that she would find hints of India even in remote but picturesque Hobart, the major city in Tasmania.
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