Fluke is our chosen word of the day because everyone deserves some stroke of luck in their lives. That is exactly what this word means. Here is an exposition from Google Oxford Languages. Noun: Plural noun: flukes An unlikely chance
When building a house, it is necessary to put the right blocks in the right place. Otherwise, the house will not align with the layout or design of the original plan. The foundation is the most important part of
Today's word for the day: Mulish Meaning: Unwilling to change your mind or attitude; stubborn as the famously stubborn mule Synonyms: Stubborn, obstinate, recalcitrant Antonyms: Docile, obliging Usage: Francis cannot be persuaded. He can be mulish when he has
It’s a favourite correction of those with impeccable grammar knowledge, yet it’s still widely misunderstood by writers and readers of the English language all over the world… When should you use who, and when should you use whom? First,
The word of the day is: Harmony. Harmony is a state of peaceful existence and agreement.
Fluke: A lucky or unusual thing that happens by accident, not because of planning or skill.
You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, like dust, I’ll rise. Does my sassiness upset you? Why are you beset with gloom? ‘Cause I
