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[more impatient; most impatient] 1 a : not willing to wait for something or someone : not patient After months of delays, customers are becoming/growing impatient. Customers have grown impatient with/at the repeated delays. “Aren’t you ready yet?” “Don’t be Read More …
This word has Latin roots that literally mean “to curve in, to bend in, or to wind in.” To insinuate something is to hint at it without saying it directly. And, to insinuate yourself into something is to sneak your Read More …
1 [noncount] : the act of giving money, food, or other kinds of help to people who are poor, sick, etc. The holidays are a time for charity and good will. also : something (such as money or food) that Read More …
1 of an insect, plant, or animal : to hurt (someone) by piercing the skin with a sharp, pointed part that usually contains poison [+ object] I got stung by a bee. The jellyfish stung the swimmer. [no object] The Read More …
Even if you already know the word “dispense,” it’s worthy of your consideration: you might be able to use it (and its related forms) more flexibly. It has Latin roots that literally mean “to pay out.” When you dispense things, Read More …
