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The word "unfurl" originated in the mid-1600s (circa 1640s) by combining the prefix un- (signifying reversal or removal) with the word furl (meaning to roll or fold up). It refers to the action of ...

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When you talk about the ‘moral’ of a story, you are referring to the lesson one can learn from it — for example, most of us ...

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When you read Tolstoy in English, you are reading someone else's interpretation. Translators make thousands of invisible ...

Word of the day: FATTER Pronunciation: fet·ter UK/ ˈfet.ər/ and US /ˈfet̬.ɚ/ As a noun, 'fetter' means a chain or shackle ...

This word doesn't exist—or rather, it shouldn't. The correct word is simply "regardless," meaning "without regard to" or "despite." According to a survey of nearly 2,000 native English speakers, ...

Calling all language lovers for Part 3 of the Advanced English Words quiz! 📖This quiz will put your skills to the test with 32 challenging words. From ‘bellicose’ & ‘quixotic’ to ‘ineffable’ & ...

Flummox meaning: The word flummox means to greatly confuse or bewilder someone. Its origins remain a mystery to linguists.

Calling all language lovers for Part 3 of the Advanced English Words quiz! 📖This quiz will put your skills to the test with 32 challenging words. From ‘bellicose’ & ‘quixotic’ to ‘ineffable’ & ...