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Category Archives: Beautiful

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Ineluctable

Featuredby Lisa Ferlazzo 1 Comment

Ineluctable is a seldom used adjective that conveys the inability of something to be avoided or escaped. In the family tree of words, it’s the less popular cousin of ‘inevitable’ who […]

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Vacuity

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Vacuity is a noun primarily used to signify an empty space, or a lack or absence of something. However, there are several different contexts it can be used in, making it possible for both an empty […]

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Perfidious

August 11, 2014by Lisa Ferlazzo 1 Comment

Here’s a beautiful word with an ugly meaning. Perfidious is an adjective used to describe someone who possesses a deceitful and untrustworthy nature. Despite the flowing syllables which roll off the tongue so […]

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Perspicacious

May 8, 2013by Lisa Ferlazzo 2 Comments

Perspicacious is an adjective that can seem overwhelming at first glance. But despite its impressive length, its meaning is actually quite easy to grasp. The word is used to describe […]

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Salubrious

November 6, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

Salubrious is an adjective that describes something which promotes health and well-being. Anything that is wholesome and beneficial to one’s health can be called salubrious, with healthy food, clean air, […]

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Sagacious

November 2, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo 2 Comments

Sagacious is the word you’d use when referring to a person possessing  extraordinary wisdom, shrewdness and intelligence. Certain professions such as writers, poets, doctors, and even lawyers, however morally corrupt […]

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Omnifarious

November 1, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo 2 Comments

Omnifarious is an adjective which is dying out, but can still occasionally be observed referring to all varieties, kinds or types within a certain category. For instance, if one wants […]

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Petiole

October 31, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

Petiole is a noun which comes from the latin word petiolus, which means ‘little foot’. However, a petiole is not quite a little foot, but instead a part of a plant […]

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Bowdlerise

October 30, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

The word bowdlerise came to exist after a man named Thomas Bowdler published a censored edition of Shakespeare in 1818. As you may be able to already guess, the word, […]

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Surreptitious

October 28, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo 1 Comment

Surreptitious is an adjective that can describe any behaviour that is intentionally sneaky, stealthy and secretive. Spying, eavesdropping and prying are all surreptitious actions, and as well as this, in […]

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Pulchritudinous

October 28, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

Pulchritudinous could be a word you would call someone to offend them, but if your victim knew its meaning, they would turn to you to smile and say thank-you. This […]

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Paginate

October 26, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

To paginate means to assign numbers to pages in a book or document. This makes each page easy to locate through an index and gives the work a sequential, ordered […]

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Mordacious

October 25, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

Mordacious is an adjective that can refer to someone who has an overly biting, sarcastic and caustic manner of speaking. We all know someone with a sharp tongue who could […]

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Integument

October 24, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

Integument is a noun which refers to a natural occurring covering on an organism, such as a shell, skin or membrane. Integuments can be possessed by animals, humans, and even […]

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Crepuscular

October 22, 2012by Lisa Ferlazzo Leave a comment

Crepuscular is an adjective that has a few different definitions. However, its main meaning is related to the period of twilight, when the sun sets and the day begins to […]

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