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Word of the Day: AutopoiesisAutopoiesis is a word that encapsulates the remarkable ability of systems to create and sustain themselves. From living cells to human iden...- Word of the Day: FastidiousWord of the Day: Fastidious reminds readers that language provides powerful tools for describing the subtle qualities that shape human char...
- Word of the Day: TaciturnWord of the Day: Taciturn highlights the richness of English vocabulary and its ability to capture the subtle complexities of human charact...
- Word of the Day: GarrulousWord of the Day: Garrulous highlights the richness of English vocabulary and its ability to capture the subtleties of human behaviour with ...
- Word of the Day: FervidWord of the day: English offers numerous words for passion, yet fervid remains distinctive because of its blend of brevity and intensity. I...
- Word of the Day: ReconditeWord of the day: Recondite entered the English language in the early 17th century, originally referring to something physically hidden or c...
- Word of the Day: TenebrousWord of the Day: Tenebrous is a long, dramatic and atmospheric word. Rooted in Latin expressions of darkness, it conveys both physical gloo...
- Word of the Day: ObstreperousObstreperous is a long and dramatic word that encapsulates noisy defiance. Rooted in Latin expressions of clamour and opposition, it remain...
- Word of the Day: IntransigentWord of the Day: In an era marked by ideological polarisation, intransigent remains a powerful descriptor of positions that resist change.
- Word of the Day: SycophanticWord of the Day: Sycophantic captures a timeless human tendency: the inclination to praise power in pursuit of advantage. Rooted in ancient...
- Word of the Day: ApodicticWord of the Day: Apodictic encourages readers to question how certainty is constructed. Not all strong statements are supported by proof, a...
- Word of the Day: DesuetudeWord of the Day: In journalistic reporting, where clarity and neutrality are paramount, desuetude helps distinguish between repeal, reform,...
- Word of the Day: MellifluousMellifluous remains relevant because it bridges emotion and expression. It highlights how delivery can influence perception, often as much ...
- Word of the Day: AnfractuousWord of the Day: Anfractuous is a word that respects complexity. It neither glorifies nor condemns difficulty; it simply names it. In doing...
- Neeti Mohan wows Internet with melodious rendition of 'Stay With Me' from K-drama 'Goblin', video goes viralIndian singer Neeti Mohan's performance of the Korean show 'Goblin' has gone viral, capturing the hearts of fans in both India and Korea. T...
- Indian English pronunciation guides added to Oxford Dictionary for 800 words including 'desh', 'bindaas'The audio for each region-specific word has been recorded by a speaker from the relevant region, following a pronunciation model based on r...
- We've been pronouncing Adele’s name wrong. Here is how it isThe Grammy-winning hitmaker set the record straight on the true pronunciation of her name during a recent Q&A in celebration of her "I Drin...
- Ask or aks? How linguistic and accent prejudice perpetuates inequality towards people who speak differentlyDecades of research shows that the idea that any variation from standard English is incorrect is a smokescreen for prejudice.
- Ulfa takes responsibility for attack on Hindi speaking people in DibrugarhAnti-talk Ulfa militants also known as ULFA (Independent) has owned up responsibility for firing in Namrup in Dibrugarh district on Monday.
- Tourism players wince as Kerala mulls being 'Keralam'Kerala's tourism players, who have basked in the glory brought by the state's internationally-famed 'God's own country' brand name, could j...
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