17-09-2012 · 1000 words to an educated vocabulary PT I Ibraheem D. I feel that mastering these words would give me the required vocabulary of an educated person. I keep adding 20 words to the list - gradually moving towards 1000 mark. The words are taken from various vocabulary books. Share this list... Copy this list to... Learn & Explore Assign

Need synonyms for educated person? Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead. Noun Man of learning man of letters belletrist brain intellectual literary craftsman literary scholar litterateur savant scholar walking encyclopedia wordsmith

educated people are often more aware and tolerant of cultural and ethnic diversity Synonyms for educated erudite, knowledgeable, learned, lettered, literate, scholarly, well-read Near Antonyms for educated uncivilized, uncultivated, uncultured lowbrow, semiliterate, unintellectual ill-bred, unpolished, unrefined uninformed, unknowledgeable

(adj.) friendly (An amiable fellow, Neil got along with just about everyone.) appease (v.) to calm, satisfy (When Jerry cries, his mother gives him chocolate to appease him.) arcane (adj.) obscure, secret, known only by a few (The professor is an expert in arcane Kashubian literature.) avarice

06-08-2019 · Umbrage is a word to express feeling annoyed or hurt by someone or something. It does mean physical hurt, but merely feel offended or insulted. In old English, it originally meant being in the shadow or shade. Like, “John took umbrage that he was not invited to the meeting.” Boondoggle Boondoggle is a big word and basically means a waste of time.

26-04-2013 · an inoffensive expression substituted for an offensive one facetious cleverly amusing in tone fait accompli an irreversible accomplishment fastidious giving careful attention to detail faux pas a socially awkward or tactless act fiasco a complete failure or collapse finagle achieve something by means of trickery or devious methods glib

10 Words Smart People Always Use (and 7 They Never Do) How many of the smart words do you use? And if none, here's why you should. By Jeff Haden, Contributing editor, Inc. @jeff_haden.

We probably don’t even realize the number of words we use on a day-to-day while communicating either through speaking or writing. Unsurprisingly, age has a significant affect on how many words a person knows. In 2013, The Economist published a blog article about “Lexical facts,” based on results gathered by researchers at TestYourVocab.com.

08-04-2019 · Similarly to “literally,” many people use “actually” to put emphasis on their words. People use it when they’re telling a story or exaggerating a situation: “It …