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Yenglish Word of the Day: ‘Grin’
Meaning: A wide smile showing the teeth.

Usage:

• She gave a happy grin after hearing the news.
• He grinned with satisfaction.

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Yenglish Word of the Day: ‘Fall out’
Meaning: To stop being friendly with someone after an argument
Usage-
• They had a fall out after the argument.
• The friends fell out over a small misunderstanding.

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Yenglish Word of the Day: ‘Presage’
Meaning: A sign or warning of an unwelcoming thing.
Usage-
• Usually, bad things leave presages before they occur.
• Many supernatural things have their presages.

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Yenglish Word of the Day: ‘Dungeon’
Meaning: An underground prison cell.
Usage-
• Many freedom fighters spent their days in dungeons.
• Many dungeons were created by Britishers in India.

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Yenglish Word of the Day: ‘Nebulous’
Meaning: Something cloudy or hazy.
Usage-
• Initially, research on anything is always nebulous.
• Marketers convert the nebulous thoughts into real-time products.

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Yenglish Word of the Day ‘Adulate/Adulation’
Meaning: To praise someone excessively
Usage-
• Adulate anyone when it is well-deserved.
• Unchecked adulation at times slows down the hard work.

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Yenglish Word of the Day ‘Fulminate’
Meaning: To Express a strong protest over something.
Usage-
• India has fulminated against Canada over its inaction against extremists.
• Twitter (X) is a platform where many fulminate against what they dislike.

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Yenglish Word of the Day ‘Gravitate’
Meaning: Moving or getting moved towards a person or thing.
Usage-
• We always gravitate towards charismatic personalities.
• Certain people create an aura for others to gravitate towards them.

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Yenglish Word of the Day ‘Upfront’
In general, refers to one being bold, honest, and frank.
Meaning: 1. Being bold enough 2. Paying in advance

Usage-
• At times, one needs to be upfront in presenting his or her side
• Certain apps take upfront payments.

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Yenglish Word of the Day ‘Fathom’
In general, refers to understanding a confusion or riddle.
Meaning: To understand something that is not easily understandable.

Usage-
• One needs to fathom to understand the secrets of nature.
• The audience fathomed the tricks of the magician.

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Yenglish Word of the Day ‘Moral Turpitude’
In general, refers to morally wrong behavior.
Meaning: A morally wrong behavior

Usage-
• Keeping moral turpitude is not liked.
• Try to avoid being someone with moral turpitude
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