Day 26: Advanced Vocabulary: From Wiseacre to Gregarious: Bluff Your Way to a New Forte!

From Wiseacre to Gregarious: Bluff Your Way to a New Forte!
Welcome to "Mastering Advanced Vocabulary: Building a Strong Lexical Foundation." Today, we explore ten sophisticated words to enhance your English language skills. Each word is explained with its meaning and usage to help you confidently incorporate it into your vocabulary.
Wiseacre: One who pretends to knowledge or cleverness; especially: a smart aleck.
"Quit being such a wiseacre and help your mother."
Jet-propelled: Driven by means of jet propulsion; very fast or frenzied.
"Once things started to move with Steve Ames, they moved strictly jet-propelled."
Fard: To apply cosmetics.
"We were greeted at the door by a young woman with heavily farded cheeks."
Forte: A strong point; something in which a person excels.
"Maths is my forte."
Germinal: Being in the earliest stage of development; providing material for future development.
"de Beauvoir's germinal book The Second Sex."
Foible: A minor weakness or an idiosyncrasy in someone's character.
"The human foibles of leaders were hidden."
Obtuse: Annoyingly insensitive or slow to understand; not sharp or pointed; blunt.
"He wondered if the doctor was being deliberately obtuse."
Vindicate: To justify, prove, or absolve from guilt.
"She will be completely vindicated by the evidence."
Gregarious: Fond of company; sociable; growing in clusters; living in herds or flocks.
"He's gregarious and tactile, always ready with a cuddle and a chuckle."
Bluff: To mislead or deceive, especially by a false display of confidence; a broad, steep cliff or promontory.
"Don't listen to his threats-he's just bluffing."
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[@venuji2004]

Fard, Wiseacre, obtuse are great!

[@redfoxexplores988]

Wiseacre sounds nice; so is gregarious.

[@VenugopalS-ly7xn]

Forte, foibles, obtuse were known.