✍️ Word of the Day 📎

Etymology
From the Greek sophistes, meaning "wise man". In ancient Greece, sophists were teachers who were often accused of being clever but misleading.

🗣 Diction (speaking) 🗣

Benefits➕:
🗣 Choose the best words and phrases to improve your speaking ;
💬 Avoid embarrassing errors in conversations .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Determine if the sentences contain errors by choosing VALID or ERROR.

🗣 Eloquence (speaking) 🆒

Benefits➕:
🆒 Choose the best words to communicate your tone and meaning ;
📖 Master new words and expand your vocabulary ;
🎤 Find the right word when speaking in professional settings .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Replace the highlighted word to match the tone of the prompt. Type as many alternate words as possible. Avoid words that do not follow the prompt of the sentence.

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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Enter a more extreme word to replace 'upset'.

📌 Round 1️⃣. Be more SPECIFIC 📌

"I was [upset] when I wasn't picked for the team."
(e.g. distressed etc.)

🔖 Suggestions: despondent, livid, doleful .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Enter a more complimentary word to replace 'okay'.

📌 Round 2️⃣. Be more COMPLIMENTARY 📌

"The birthday gift you gave me was [okay] ."
(e.g., ideal etc.)

🔖 Suggestions: distinctive, gorgeous, superlative .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Enter a more critical word to replace 'wordy'.

📌 Round 3️⃣. Be more CRITICAL 📌

"The speech was [wordy] ."
(e.g., wandering etc.)

🔖 Suggestions: rambling, repetitive, verbose .