Seldom has a language been a particularly semantic Frankenstein as English – it has taken words from endless different dialects and over and over rethought itself to sound more refined (with French-style spelling and elocution during the 1700s, for instance). As a matter of fact, the two significant English lingos – British and American are different Languages Courses – frequently get words from one another, to the detriment of extraordinary words which then, at that point, fall into neglect. Such a disgrace! The following are seven words I figure we ought to begin utilizing again right away.
1. Flippant
Articulated “fah-see-schuss”, this word portrays when somebody doesn’t view what is happening in a serious way, which unexpectedly is quite intense. Not certain assuming that there’s a word for that.
2. From this time forward
Articulated “thirty-fourth”, it’s a fancier approach to saying “starting here on”. Sounds so refined, no?
3. Showy
Alright, so this one could in any case be utilized now and again, yet a great many people don’t have any idea what it means (or how to spell it, disgrace on them). You say it “Oss-ten-Tay-schuss” and it implies when a person or thing is purposely flaunting, such as driving an idiotically costly vehicle or wearing a terrible fashioner coat since it’s planner.
4. Morrow
From the early English/German ‘morgen’ and Middle English ‘more’ comes the splendid ‘morrow’, an ancestor of ‘tomorrow’ (which is in a real sense “to the morrow”). Essentially, it signifies ‘the day after today’, and you can say ‘on the morrow’ to leave your companions dazzled/confounded.
5. Crapulous
This phenomenal word of Quran Recitation is basically something contrary to ‘astonishing’ and signifies ‘to feel sick subsequent to eating or drinking excessively’, which essentially portrays how I carry on with my life.
6. Commotion
Probably got from Scottish or Irish, commotion is articulated “curr-fuff-ull” and depicts while somebody’s raising a major ruckus out of something that doesn’t need it. Try not to imagine you haven’t done this.
7. Servile
On the off chance that you’re seeing this word and thinking “What?!”, simply realize it’s articulated “ebb-see-wee-us” and it implies when somebody is so overall quite accommodating that it appears to be phony. Be careful: This word is so fulfilling to say, you’ll be quietly mouthing it day in and day out. I cautioned you.
