Use these 5 Powerful Words: Preposterous, Conflate, Prevarication, Gleam, Euphoria.

Episode # 294:
5 Powerful Words: Preposterous, Conflate, Prevarication, Gleam and Euphoria.

Are you ready to embark on another journey through the fascinating world of words? Yes? Then, let’s go! Today’s words are preposterous, conflate, prevarication, gleam and euphoria. Each word carries its own unique power, ready to enhance your vocabulary and express your thoughts with precision. So let’s dive in. But first, if you haven’t already, do subscribe to The English Nut on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and X. Thank you.











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[abhinav]

It would be great if you could include the following words in your next video: salubrious, quixotic, fleuron, ephemeral, somnolent, and Elysian. Also, love your videos, they're entertaining and abundantly informative!

[wordswortherY]

Wow! Great lesson.
You’ve summed up the meanings of the words in one sentence in the end. Cool! 👌 😊

[shreyasl]

I'd just like to take a moment to appreciate your enunciation and articulation of sentences. I feel a lot of us Indians have a rather strong writing ability but struggle quite a bit when trying to form sentences seamlessly without stuttering or inconsistencies. It would be great if you could make a short video on how to improve one's articulation for better conversations.

[hjacharya]

Amazing & Useful. Please keep up the good work.

[alfredsams]

Excellent attempt to help where dictionaries don't. Could please tell us what deconstruction really means. A common word that isn't always clear

[Ankitasharma]

Loved it! An interesting and informative video🎉

[sanglapkundu]

More informative than the English classes during my school years.... 🙏

[ArushiShaw-qr]

I would suggest the ' chagrin ' and ' conundrum ' . I am your biggest fan . Love your knowledge ❤❤

[tanyumm]

I have a suggestion like if u have small paragraphs or small stories with the words including...so that it's easier to absorb in regular flow

[EnglishForDev]

Can you please talk about yourself in a video? We'd love to learn more about you! Thank you.

[manjirabanerjee]

Would you be kind enough to explain the word ' eidetic' ?thanks.

[rajkeplerhume]

Could you please suggest a good book that deals with the etymology of the words? I'll be grateful.

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