Word Zone

Wordzone – July 2014

Words too good to be true The English language has many strange words that you won’t believe aren’t made up. In fact, some would…

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Wordzone – June 2014

Words of Secrecy Spies have always communicated in their own language to prevent getting caught. Over the years a number of spy terms have been formulated. Let’s…

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Wordzone – May 2014

Erstwhile Insults A number of words in English, once considered offensive, are now not only acceptable but quite indispensable to express ourselves. Commonly used words such…

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Wordzone – April 2014

Words of mirth One of the most light hearted days of the year, April Fools’ Day or All Fools’ Day is celebrated as…

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Wordzone – March 2014

Choose the option that is closest in meaning to the main word and complete the sentence.     1. fascinating (fas-uh-ney-ting)…

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Wordzone – February 2014

Romantic words The Romantic Era (late 18th century - mid-19th century), dominated by famous poets such as Wordsworth, Blake, Shelley and Keats, focused on love of…

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Wordzone – January 2014

CONSTITUTIONAL WORDS The Constitution of India is the world’s lengthiest written constitution consisting of 395 articles and 8 schedules. It…

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Wordzone – December 2013

Professions with quirky names Did you know that a hat maker is also called a hatter? Well, if you think that’s quirky, let’s see what you…

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Wordzone – November 2013

 A phobia is an irrational fear of a situation,  living creature, place or thing that poses little or  no danger. People with a phobia go to great…

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Wordzone – October 2013

The verbal section of the GRE tests your verbal reasoning abilities. Questions based on text completion and sentence equivalence depend greatly on vocabulary, so a powerful vocabularly plays an instrumental role…

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