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Advanced Vocabulary Words: Impertinence to Keen

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Impertinence to Keen

Six of the nine words in this stretch begin with the same two letters, which makes them look like one problem. They are actually two problems wearing the same coat. The Latin prefix in- does two completely different jobs in English, and one word in this group uses the job almost nobody notices. There is […]

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Gauche to Illustrious

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Gauche to Illustrious

This is the slice where two words differ by a single letter and mean genuinely different things. Illusive and elusive get swapped constantly, including by careful writers, and the reason turns out to be that they really are cousins. Sorting that pair out is worth more than memorizing the other nine definitions. Around that pair […]

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Fantastic to Garrison

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Fantastic to Garrison

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Emit to Fanatic

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Emit to Fanatic

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Deplore to Embonpoint

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Deplore to Embonpoint

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Confident to Demise

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Confident to Demise

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Chasm to Concoct

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Chasm to Concoct

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Assimilate to Charisma

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Assimilate to Charisma

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Abate to Ardent

Advanced Vocabulary Words: Abate to Ardent

How Vocabulary Questions Work: Synonyms and Context

How Vocabulary Questions Work: Synonyms and Context

Social-Science Evidence: Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, and Case Studies

Social-Science Evidence: Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, and Case Studies

Migration, Urbanization, Borders, and Development

Migration, Urbanization, Borders, and Development