As a wordsmith, I love learning about new words and then using them in my writing. Here are a few you may not have heard of and which may inspire you in your writing:
- Pusillanimous – lacking courage
- Vellicate – to nip, twitch, pinch
- Mabble – to wrap up
- Hebdomadally – weekly
- Caliginous – dark, dim, misty, obscure
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๐ฑ If I find any of those words in a book, other than a Dictionary, itโll go straight back to the shelf ๐
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Ha, ha, ha! Love it, Chris ๐
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Wordsmiths are special people who help the rest of us learn and appreciate. Thanks!!
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You’re very welcome. I always love discovering new words ๐
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If I use a word like these you can be sure it’s a typo! Mind you I kind of like vellicate though the spell checker don’t!
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Spell checker doesn’t like a lot of things!
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Ah well. All of us (writers) suffer from this disease/infection. ๐
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I’m gobsmacked! Thanks.
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Absolutely love your never-ending creativity with words and also your challenges and funny signs. What a cool set of talents!!!
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Thank you so much, Anne ๐
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Today I managed to get the words Vehemently and Capacious into a short story. So proud ๐
I love learning new words too. I’d heard of Pusillanimous but I wasn’t too sure of its meaning, I don’t think I’d have the courage to use it.
I LOVE Scripturient, I’ve got to use that in a story or poem!
All the best.
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Wow! That’s brilliant. I love new words ๐
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