Word of the day

Adjective

Lovable, adorable, and charming as an innocent child.

The lecturer's winsome smile made the students comfortable in the classroom.

Adjective

Incapable of making mistakes.

Free from mistakes, defects, and failure.

James will be leading the new project soon. His previous projects were infallible.

Adjective

Something that is impressive, extra-ordinary, remarkable; Something that is suprisingly impressive and great in amount or size.

The entire audience applauded the stupendous performance by the team.

Noun

A speech or writing which is rubbish and trivial; nonsense and foolish talk.

I don't enjoy reading Chetan Bhagat's twaddle.

Adjective

Taking excessive pride in oneself; pleased easily with one's own accomplishments and achievements.

She was feeling smug when the chief guest complimented her for looks.

Adjective

Praising someone too much or displaying exaggerated affection especially with an intention to gain some favour.

Since John wanted a promotion, he spends most of his time fawning over his highter officials.

Noun

A young child who is extremely talented and shows exceptional skills and abilities.

Peter is considered a prodigy ever since he won the National Chess Championship.

Noun

A person who is trustworthy, honest, and reliable. Someone who can be believed and trusted.

Our manager calls Tim a truepenny. He believes everything Tim says.

Adjective

Someone who is friendly, easily approachable, kind, and welcoming.

Most of the people dine at Nike's Restaurant because the waitresses there are always affable and it has a wide range of food and drinks menu.