Perspicuous, Perspicacious, and Auspicious.
Rahul Kumar
3:24 AM
You can easily learn the words perspicuous, perspicacious, and auspicious, for they share common suffix that can help learn them easily. Le...
Table of Content
New Post
Raise vs. Rear vs. Rise
Raise vs. Rear vs. Rise These verbs are often confusing because they all relate to the concept of "going up," but the...
Contact Us
Popular
-
Yearn, Long, Pine, Languish, Hunger, and Thirst mean in common to have a strong desire for something. But they are used in different contex...
-
Home vs. House vs. Residence vs. Apartment What do you say? - "My house, sweet house or My home, sweet home." What is the differ...
-
Words revenge, avenge, retaliate, and vindicate are used as synonyms. But they are not actually synonyms. In this post we know the differe...
-
GALLANT CHIVALROUS ADAMANT LETHAL BRUTAL...
-
At first glance, crumble and crumple looks so similar that one can easily assumed them synonyms. We will learn these words with a special ...
-
Is there any difference between Foe, Enemy, and Opponent ? Yes, Differences exist between these words. They ...
-
Can we write "edible" in place of ''eatable''? There are many things that we should not eat, like snails...
-
Government by a single person | Practice of a married woman having extra marital relationship | A...
-
Permit, Allow, Let all are synonyms but they are used in different sense. English language doesn't permit to use these words interch...
-
Accord, Award, Confer, Grant. These words are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct...
Like Us On Facebook
Subscribe via Email
Copyright ©
Make Your English Easy