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Dictionary Corner
Said
The word said is both an adjective and a verb.
Adjective
As an adjective the work said is used in-
- Legal language to refer to somebody already named
- Legal language to refer to somebody already mentioned
- In humour to refer to somebody already named
- In humour to refer to somebody already mentioned
Verb
As a verb the word said is the past tense of the words say.
Begged
As a verb
appealed
appealed to
asked
beseeched
Besought
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cadged
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claimed
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Begged
As a verb
appealed
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Begged
The word begged, which is the past tense of the word beg, is a verb.
It means-
- To have asked some earnestly for something
- To have asked someone humbly for something
- To have asked for food as charity
- To have asked for money as charity
Choose
As a verb
Exhaustive
- Accept
- Ache
- Ache for
- Adopt
- Adjudge
- Adjudicate
- Appoint
- Arbitrate
- Call for
- Cast
- Cherry pick
- Che over
- cogitate
- Commit oneself
- Co opt
- Conclude
- Consider
- contemplate
- Covet
- Crave
- Cull
- Debate
- Decide
- Decide on
- Decree
- Deliberate
- Designate
- Desire
- Determine
- Die
- Die for
- Discriminate between
- Draw lots
- Elect
- Embrace
- Entertain
- Espouse
- Excerpt
- Extract
- Fancy
- Favour
- Feel disposed to
- Figure
- Finger
- Fix
- Fix on
- Glean
- Hand pick
- Hanker
- Hanker for
- Hunger
- Hunger for
- Itch
- Itch for
- Judge
- Like
- Long
- Long for
- Love
- Lust
- Lust after
- Lust for
- Make a choice
- Make a decision
- Make up ones mind
- Meditate
- Mull
- Mull over
- Name
- Nominate
- Opt
- Opt for
- Pick
- Pine
- Pine after
- Pine for
- Please
- Ponder
- Predestine
- Prefer
- Preselect
- Referee
- Repine
- Repine for
- Resolve
- Rule
- Rule of
- Ruminate
- See fit
- Select
- separate
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- settle
- Sign
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- Single out
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- Take
- Take up
- Tap
- Think
- Think about
- Think over
- Thirst
- Thirst for
- Umpire
- Want
- Weigh
- Will
- Wish
- Wish for
- Yearn
- Yearn for
Choose
As a verb
Exhaustive
- Accept
- Ache
- Ache for
- Adopt Adjudge
- Adjudicate
- Appoint
- Arbitrate
- Call for
- Cast
- Cherry pick
- Che over
- cogitate
- Commit oneself
- Co opt
- Conclude
- Consider
- contemplate
- Covet
- Crave
- Cull
- Debate
- Decide
- Decide on
- Decree
- Deliberate
- Designate
- Desire
- Determine
- Die
- Die for
- Discriminate between
- Draw lots
- Elect
- Embrace
- Entertain
- Espouse
- Excerpt
- Extract
- Fancy
- Favour
- Feel disposed to
- Figure
- Finger
- Fix
- Fix on
- Glean
- Hand pick
- Hanker
- Hanker for
- Hunger
- Hunger for
- Itch
- Itch for
- Judge
- Like
- Long
- Long for
- Love
- Lust
- Lust after
- Lust for
- Make a choice
- Make a decision
- Make up ones mind
- Meditate
- Mull
- Mull over
- Name
- Nominate
- Opt
- Opt for
- Pick
- Pine
- Pine after
- Pine for
- Please
- Ponder
- Predestine
- Prefer
- Preselect
- Referee
- Repine
- Repine for
- Resolve
- Rule
- Rule of
- Ruminate
- See fit
- Select
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- Set aside
- settle
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- Sign for
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- Sort
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- Take
- Take up
- Tap
- Think
- Think about
- Think over
- Thirst
- Thirst for
- Umpire
- Want
- Weigh
- Will
- Wish
- Wish for
- Yearn
- Yearn for
Chose
As a verb
exhaustive
- Accept
- Ache
- Ached for
- Adjudged
- Adjudicated
- Adopt
- Appoint
- Appointed
- Arbitrated
- Call for
- Cast
- Cherry picked
- Chewed over
- Cogitated
- Commit oneself
- Concluded
- Considered
- Co opt
- Coveted
- Crave
- Craved
- Cull
- Culled
- Decide on
- Decree
- Debated
- Deliberate
- Discriminate between
- Designated
- Desire
- Desired
- Determine
- Died
- Died for
- Draw lots
- Elect
- Elected
- Embrace
- Entertained
- Espouse
- Excerpt
- Extract
- Fancy
- Fancied
- Favour
- Feel disposed to
- Figured
- Finger
- Fixed
- Fix on
- Found
- Glean
- Hand picked
- Hankered
- Hankered for
- Hungered
- Hungered for
- Itched
- Itched for
- Judged
- Liked
- Longed
- Longed for
- Love
- Lusted
- Lusted after
- Lusted for
- Made a choice
- Made a decision
- Made up ones mind
- Marked
- Meditated
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- Mulled over
- Name
- Named
- Nominated
- Opt
- Opt for
- Opted
- Opted for
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- Pined
- Pined after
- Pined for
- Pleased
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- Prefer
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- Repined
- Repined for
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- Ruled
- Ruled on
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- Thirsted
- Thirsted for
- Thought
- Thought above
- Thought over
- Took
- Umpired
- Want
- Wanted
- Weight
- Weighed
- Will
- Wished
- Wish for
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Dictionary Corner
Choose
The word choose is a verb.
It means to-
- Pick out
- Pick out someone
- Pick out something
- Pick out as being the best
- Pick out someone as being the best
- Pick out something as being the best
- Pick out as being the best of two or more alternatives
- Pick out something as being the best of two or more alternatives
- Pick out someone as being the best of two or more alternatives
- Pick out as being the most appropriate of two or more alternatives
- Pick out something as being the most appropriate of two or more alternatives
- Pick out someone as being the most appropriate of two or more alternatives
- Pick out as being the most appropriate
- Pick something out as being the most appropriate
- Pick someone out as being the most appropriate
- Decide on
- Decide on as a course of action
Chose
As a verb
exhaustive
- Accept
- Ache
- Ached for
- Adjudged
- Adjudicated
- Adopt
- Appoint
- Appointed
- Arbitrated
- Call for
- Cast
- Cherry picked
- Chewed over
- Cogitated
- Commit oneself
- Concluded
- Considered
- Co opt
- Coveted
- Crave
- Craved
- Cull
- Culled
- Decide on
- Decree
- Debated
- Deliberate
- Discriminate between
- Designated
- Desire
- Desired
- Determine
- Died
- Died for
- Draw lots
- Elect
- Elected
- Embrace
- Entertained
- Espouse
- Excerpt
- Extract
- Fancy
- Fancied
- Favour
- Feel disposed to
- Figured
- Finger
- Fixed
- Fix on
- Found
- Glean
- Hand picked
- Hankered
- Hankered for
- Hungered
- Hungered for
- Itched
- Itched for
- Judged
- Liked
- Longed
- Longed for
- Love
- Lusted
- Lusted after
- Lusted for
- Made a choice
- Made a decision
- Made up ones mind
- Marked
- Meditated
- Mulled
- Mulled over
- Name
- Named
- Nominated
- Opt
- Opt for
- Opted
- Opted for
- Picked
- Pined
- Pined after
- Pined for
- Pleased
- Pondered
- Predestine
- Prefer
- Preselected
- Refereed
- Repined
- Repined for
- Resolved
- Resolved
- Ruled
- Ruled on
- Ruminated
- See fit
- Separated
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- Set aside
- Settled
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- Settled upon
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- Singled out
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- Tag
- Tagged
- Take
- Take up
- Tapped
- Thirsted
- Thirsted for
- Thought
- Thought above
- Thought over
- Took
- Umpired
- Want
- Wanted
- Weight
- Weighed
- Will
- Wished
- Wish for
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Dictionary Corner
Chose
The word chose, which is the past tense of the word choose, is a verb.
It means to-
- Have picked out
- Have picked out someone
- Have picked out something
- Have picked out as being the best
- Have picked out someone as being the best
- Have picked out something as being the best
- Have picked out as being the best of two or more alternatives
- Have picked out something as being the best of two or more alternatives
- Have picked out someone as being the best of two or more alternatives
- Have picked out as being the most appropriate of two or more alternatives
- Have picked out something as being the most appropriate of two or more alternatives
- Have picked out someone as being the most appropriate of two or more alternatives
- Have picked out as being the most appropriate
- Have picked something out as being the most appropriate
- Have picked someone out as being the most appropriate
- Have decided on
- Have decide on as a course of action
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Commonly confused words
Choose and chose
The words choose and chose are very commonly mixed up. This is because not only do they look and sound similar, but their meanings are also very closely related, so close that they are different tenses of the same verb.
Choose is the present tense. It means to pick or decide, usually between two or more things or people.
Chose is the past tense. It means to have picked or decided, usually between two or more things or people.
Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to think of my own rule, or find a good rule by anybody else, that would help you to remember which to use in a sentence, but if I do I will update this post
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Writing overview
Week 2
Week 2/4
Week starting- Monday 8th November 2022
Thursday
4 hours 28 minutes
Saturday
5 hours 50 minutes
Total hours done= 10 hours 18 minutes
Total pages done= 14
Affect
As a verb
Exhaustive
act
afflict
agitate
allure
alter
appertain
appertain to
apply
apply to
assume
attend
attract
bear
bear on
bewitched
bias
bluff
bother
call
call on
call upon
camouflage
camp
camp out in
captivate
carry away
change
charm
conceal
concern
colour
counterfeit
dazzle
discomfort
discompose
dissemble
disguise
disquiet
dissimulate
distress
disturb
drop by
drop in
embroil
enchant
engage
enlarge
enrapture
ensnare
enthral
enthrall
entrail
entrance
fascinate
fake
feign
feint
fluster
forge
frequent
get to
habituate
hang
hang at
harass
harry
haunt
imitate
impact
impersonate
implicate
impinge
impress
induce
infest
influence
inspire
interest
Invade
involve
let on
make believe
malinger
mask
masquerade
modify
move on
overcome
over run
pass
pass for
patronise
penetrate
pertain
pertain to
perturb
prevail
pester
pierce
plague
play
play act
pop
pop by
pop in
pose
pretend
profess
ravish
reach
refer
refer to
regard
relate
relate to
resort
resort to
run
run in
sham
simulate
smite
stay
stay at
stir
stop
stop at
stop by
stop in
stop over
strain
stress
strike
swarm
take in
tarry
tarry in
tell
tell on
touch
transport
trouble
try
upset
visit
worry
wring
Effect
As a noun
Specifically to mean, impact, impression, and the power to bring a result onto another
action
authority
clout
command
consequence
domination
dominion
drift
efficiency
essence
execution
fact
force
implementation
import
importance
imprint
influence
mark
mastery
meaning
power
prestige
pull
purport
purpose
reality
repercussions
sense
significance
sovereignty
strength
supremacy
tenor
validity
vigour
weight
Effect
As a verb
Exhaustive
achieve
actualise
actuate
advance
beget
begin
breed
bring
bring about
bring forth
bring off
bring on
buy
catty through
catalyse
cause
complete
conceive
conclude
conduce
condue to
consummate
contribute
contribute to
create
cultivate
decide
determine
develop
do
do a number on
do ones thing
do the job
do the trick
do to at
draw on
effectuate
enact
encourage
enforce
engender
establish
father
follow through
forward
foster
found
fulfil
further
generate
get across
get to
give rise to
implement
inaugurate
induce
initiate
innovate
institute
intake
introduce
invoke
launch
make
make it
make waves
nourish
nurture
occasion
perform
pioneer
procure
produce
promote
prompt
pull it off
put across
realise
tender
result
result in
secure
sell
set
set up
spawn
start
translate
turn out
turn the trick
unzip
work
yeild
Effect
As a noun
Specifically to mean belongings
appointment
belongings
collateral
dubs
estate
fixtures
furnishings
gear
goods
holdings
movables
moveables
paraphernalia
personality
personal effects
personal property
plunder
possessions
property
stuff
tangibles
things
treasures
valuables
Effect
Exhaustive
achieve
action
actualise
actuate
advance
after clap
after effect
after glow
after math
after shock
appointments
authority
backlash
back wash
beget
begin
belongings
blow back
breed
bring
bring about
bring forth
bring off
buy
by product
can of worms
carry through
catalyse
causatum
cause
chain reaction
child
clout
command
complete
consequence
conceive
conclude
conduce
consummate
contribute
contribute to
create
cultivate
decide
denouement
determine
develop
development
do
do a number
domination
dominion
do ones thing
do the job
do the trick
do to at
draw on
drift
dubs
echo
efficiency
enact
encourage
end
end product
effectuate
enforcement
engender
essence
estate
event
eventuality
execution
fact
fall out
fate
father
fixtures
flak
follow through
follow up
force
forward
foster
found
furnishings
further
gear
generate
get across
get to
give rise to
goods
holdings
implication
implement
implementation
import
importance
imprint
inaugurate
induce
influence
innovate
institute
intake
introduce
invoke
issue
launch
make
make it
make waves
mark
mastery
matter of course
meaning
movable
moveable
nourish
nurture
occasion
off shoot
out come
out growth
paraphernalia
perform
personality
personal effects
personal property
pioneer
plunder
possessions
power
precipitate
prestige
procure
produce
product
promote
prosperity
pursuance
pull
pull it off
purport
purpose
put across
ramifications
reaction
realise
reality
reflex
repercussions
response
result
ripple
secure
sequence
sequel
sell
sense
set
set up
side effect
side reaction
significance
sovereignty
spawn
spin off
start
strength
stuff
supremacy
sway
tangibles
tenor
things
translate
translate into
treasure
turn out
turn the trick
up shot
use
unzip
validity
valuables
vigour
waves
weight
work
yeild
Effect
Exhaustive
achieve
action
actualise
actuate
advance
after clap
after effect
after glow
after math
after shock
appointments
authority
backlash
back wash
beget
begin
belongings
blow back
breed
bring
bring about
bring forth
bring off
buy
by product
can of worms
carry through
catalyse
causatum
cause
chain reaction
child
clout
command
complete
consequence
conceive
conclude
conduce
consummate
contribute
contribute to
create
cultivate
decide
denouement
determine
develop
development
do
do a number
domination
dominion
do ones thing
do the job
do the trick
do to at
draw on
drift
dubs
echo
efficiency
enact
encourage
end
end product
effectuate
enforcement
engender
essence
estate
event
eventuality
execution
fact
fall out
fate
father
fixtures
flak
follow through
follow up
force
forward
foster
found
furnishings
further
gear
generate
get across
get to
give rise to
goods
holdings
implication
implement
implementation
import
importance
imprint
inaugurate
induce
influence
innovate
institute
intake
introduce
invoke
issue
launch
make
make it
make waves
mark
mastery
matter of course
meaning
movable
moveable
nourish
nurture
occasion
off shoot
out come
out growth
paraphernalia
perform
personality
personal effects
personal property
pioneer
plunder
possessions
power
precipitate
prestige
procure
produce
product
promote
prosperity
pursuance
pull
pull it off
purport
purpose
put across
ramifications
reaction
realise
reality
reflex
repercussions
response
result
ripple
secure
sequence
sequel
sell
sense
set
set up
side effect
side reaction
significance
sovereignty
spawn
spin off
start
strength
stuff
supremacy
sway
tangibles
tenor
things
translate
translate into
treasure
turn out
turn the trick
up shot
use
unzip
validity
valuables
vigour
waves
weight
work
yeild
Effect
As a noun
Specifically to mean belongings
appointment
belongings
collateral
dubs
estate
fixtures
furnishings
gear
goods
holdings
movables
moveables
paraphernalia
personality
personal effects
personal property
plunder
possessions
property
stuff
tangibles
things
treasures
valuables
Effect
As a noun
Exhaustive
action
after affect
after glow
after math
after shock
appointments
authority
backlash
belongings
blow back
by products
can of worms
causatum
chain reaction
child
clout
command
consequence
conclusion
collateral
corollary
denouement
development
domination
dominion
drift
dubs
echo
efficiency
end
end product
enforcement
essence
estate
event
eventuality
execution
fact
fall out
fake
fate
fixtures
flak
follow up
force
fruit
furnishing
gear
goods
holdings
implication
implement
import
importance
imprint
influence
issue
mark
mastery
matter of course
movables
moveables
off shoot
out come
out growth
paraphernalia
personality
personal effects
personal property
plunder
possessions
power
precipitate
prestige
property
product
pull
purport
purpose
pursuance
ramification
reaction
reality
reflex
repercussion
response
result
ripple
sense
sequel
sequence
side effects
side reaction
significance
sovereignty
strength
stuff
supremacy
sway
tangible
tenor
things
treasure
upshot
use
validity
valuables
vigour
waves
weight
Effect
As a noun
Specifically to mean, impact, impression, and the power to bring a result onto another
action
authority
clout
command
consequence
domination
dominion
drift
efficiency
essence
execution
fact
force
implementation
import
importance
imprint
influence
mark
mastery
meaning
power
prestige
pull
purport
purpose
reality
repercussions
sense
significance
sovereignty
strength
supremacy
tenor
validity
vigour
weight
Effect
Specifically meaning a condition or occurrence traceable to a cause after clap
after effect
after glow
after math
after shock
back lash
back wave
blow back
by product
can of worms
causatum
chain reaction
child
conclusion
consequence
development
echo
end
end product
event
eventuality
fall out
fate
flak
follow up
fruit
implication
issue
matter of course
off shoot
out come
out growth
precipitate
product
pursuance
ramification
reaction
reflex
repercussion
response
result
ripple
sequel
sequence
side effect
side reaction
spin off
upshot
waves
Effect
As a noun
Exhaustive
action
after affect
after glow
after math
after shock
appointments
authority
backlash
belongings
blow back
by products
can of worms
causatum
chain reaction
child
clout
command
consequence
conclusion
collateral
corollary
denouement
development
domination
dominion
drift
dubs
echo
efficiency
end
end product
enforcement
essence
estate
event
eventuality
execution
fact
fall out
fake
fate
fixtures
flak
follow up
force
fruit
furnishing
gear
goods
holdings
implication
implement
import
importance
imprint
influence
issue
mark
mastery
matter of course
movables
moveables
off shoot
out come
out growth
paraphernalia
personality
personal effects
personal property
plunder
possessions
power
precipitate
prestige
property
product
pull
purport
purpose
pursuance
ramification
reaction
reality
reflex
repercussion
response
result
ripple sense
sequel
sequence
side effects
side reaction
significance
sovereignty
strength
stuff
supremacy
sway
tangible
tenor
things
treasure
upshot
use
validity
valuables
vigour
waves
weight
Effect
As a verb
Exhaustive
achieve
actualise
actuate
advance
beget
begin
breed
bring
bring about
bring forth
bring off
bring on
buy
catty through
catalyse
cause
complete
conceive
conclude
conduce
condue to
consummate
contribute
contribute to
create
cultivate
decide
determine
develop
do
do a number on
do ones thing
do the job
do the trick
do to at
draw on
effectuate
enact
encourage
enforce
engender
establish
father
follow through
forward
foster
found
fulfil
further
generate
get across
get to
give rise to
implement
inaugurate
induce
initiate
innovate
institute
intake
introduce
invoke
launch
make
make it
make waves
nourish
nurture
occasion
perform
pioneer
procure
produce
promote
prompt
pull it off
put across
realise
tender
result
result in
secure
sell
set
set up
spawn
start
translate
turn out
turn the trick
unzip
work
yeild
Categories
Dictionary corner
Effect
The word effect is both a noun and a verb.
Noun
As a noun the word effect mean-
- A change which is the consequence of an action or other cause
- Ac change which is the result of an action or other cause
- The extent to which something is operative
- The extent to which something succeeds
- The state of being operative
- The state of becoming operative
- A physical phenomenon, usually named after it’s discover
- An impression produced in the mind of a person
- The lighting used in a broadcast
- The lighting used in a film
- The lighting used in a play
- The scenery used in a broadcast
- The scenery used in a film
- The scenery used in a play
- The sound used in a broadcast
- The sound used in a film
- The sound used in a play
- Personal belongings
Verb
As a verb it means to-
- Bring about
- Cause
- Cause to happen
- Cause something to happen
Affect
As a verb
Specifically to mean to go, or to spend time in often
attend
call
call on
call upon
camp out in
drop by
drop in
frequent
habituate
hang
hang at
haunt
infest
invade
over run
patronize
pop
pop by
pop in
resort
resort to
run
run in
stay
stay at
stop
stop at
stop by
stop in
stop over
swarm
take in
tarry
tarry in
visit
Affect
As a verb
Specifically to mean to go, or to spend time in often
attend
call
call on
call upon
camp out in
drop by
drop in
frequent
habituate
hang
hang at
haunt
infest
invade
over run
patronize
pop
pop by
pop in
resort
resort to
run
run in
stay
stay at
stop
stop at
stop by
stop in
stop over
swarm
take in
tarry
tarry in
visit
Affect
As a verb
Specifically meaning to present a false appearance of
act
assume
bluff
camouflage
conceal
counterfeit
dissemble
disguise
dissimilate
fake
feign
feint
forge
imitate
impersonate
let on
make believe
malinger
mask
masquerade
pass
pass for
play
play act
pose
pretend
profess
put on
sham
simulate
Affect
As a verb
Specifically meaning to present a false appearance of
act
assume
bluff
camouflage
conceal
counterfeit
dissemble
disguise
dissimilate
fake
feign
feint
forge
imitate
impersonate
let on
make believe
malinger
mask
masquerade
pass
pass for
play
play act
pose
pretend
profess
put on
sham
simulate
Affect
As a verb
Specifically mean to be the affair of, or to be the business of
appertain
appertain to
apply
apply to
bear
bear on
concern
embroil
ensnare
entangle
implicate
involve
pertain
pertain to
refer
refer to
relate
relate to
touch
Affect
As a verb
Specifically mean to be the affair of, or to be the business of
appertain
appertain to
apply
apply to
bear
bear on
concern
embroil
ensnare
entangle
implicate
involve
pertain
pertain to
refer
refer to
relate
relate to
touch
Affect
As a verb
Exhaustive
act
afflict
agitate
allure
alter
appertain
appertain to
apply
apply to
assume
attend
attract
bear
bear on
bewitched
bias
bluff
bother
call
call on
call upon
camouflage
camp
camp out in
captivate
carry away
change
charm
conceal
concern
colour
counterfeit
dazzle
discomfort
discompose
dissemble
disguise
disquiet
dissimulate
distress
disturb
drop by
drop in
embroil
enchant
engage
enlarge
enrapture
ensnare
enthral
enthrall
entrail
entrance
fascinate
fake
feign
feint
fluster
forge
frequent
get to
habituate
hang
hang at
harass
harry
haunt
imitate
impact
impersonate
implicate
impinge
impress
induce
infest
influence
inspire
interest
Invade
involve
let on
make believe
malinger
mask
masquerade
modify
move on
overcome
over run
pass
pass for
patronise
penetrate
pertain
pertain to
perturb
prevail
pester
pierce
plague
play
play act
pop
pop by
pop in
pose
pretend
profess
ravish
reach
refer
refer to
regard
relate
relate to
resort
resort to
run
run in
sham
simulate
smite
stay
stay at
stir
stop
stop at
stop by
stop in
stop over
strain
stress
strike
swarm
take in
tarry
tarry in
tell
tell on
touch
transport
trouble
try
upset
visit
worry
wring
Affect
Specifically meaning to act upon a person or peoples feelings, as to cause a result
afflict
agitate
allure
attract
bewitch
bias
bother
captivate
carry away
charm
colour
concern
dazzle
discomfort
discompose
disquiet
distress
disturb
enchant
engage
enrapture
enthral
enthrall
entrance
fascinate
fluster
get to
harass
harry
impact
impress
influence
inspire
interest
involve
move
penetrate
perturb
pester
pierce
plague
ravish
reach
smite
stir
strain
stress
sway
tell
tell on
touch
transport
trouble
try
upset
worry
wring
Affect
Specifically meaning to act upon a person or peoples feelings, as to cause a result
afflict
agitate
allure
attract
bewitch
bias
bother
captivate
carry away
charm
colour
concern
dazzle
discomfort
discompose
disquiet
distress
disturb
enchant
engage
enrapture
enthral
enthrall
entrance
fascinate
fluster
get to
harass
harry
impact
impress
influence
inspire
interest
involve
move
penetrate
perturb
pester
pierce
plague
ravish
reach
smite
stir
strain
stress
sway
tell
tell on
touch
transport
trouble
try
upset
worry
wring
Categories
Dictionary corner
Affect
The word affect is both a noun and a verb.
Noun
As a noun it mean-
- Emotion, as influencing behaviour
- Desire as influencing behaviour
- Pretend
Verb
As a verb it means-
- To have an effect on
- To make a difference
- To move emotionally
- To touch the feelings of
- Pretend to feel
- Pretend to feel something
- Pretend to have
- Pretend to have something
- To assume pretentiously
- To assume something pretentiously
- To assume as to make an impression on others
- To assume something as to make an impression on others
- To use pretentiously
- To use something pretentiously
- To use as to make an impression on others
- To use something as to make an impression on others
- To wear pretentiously
- To wear something pretentiously as to make an impression on others
- To wear as to make an impression on others
- To wear something as to make an impression on others
Categories
Commonly Confused Words
Affect and Effect
People often use the words affect and effect interchangeably, the reason for this is not only because they sound the same, but because their meanings are related. However, they can not be used interchangeably, as they do mean different things.
You have an affect.
The effect is the result.
There is a really simple way I round to help you remember which to use in a sentence.
The word effect is usually used as a noun. Whereas, the word affect is mostly used as a verb.
A verb is an action word.
The word affect, which stats with the letter a, is an action, and the word action also starts with the letter a.
Categories
Writing over view
Week 1
Week 1/4
Week starting – Monday the 1st of November 2022
Tuesday
4 hours and 3 minutes
Wednesdays
4 hours 28 minutes
Saturday
2 hours 21 minutes7
Sunday
3 hours 16 minutes
Total hours done= 14 hours 10 minutes
Total pages written= 3 1/2
Categories
Announcement
Return of my writing journal
For the next five weeks, I am afraid the only writing journal posts I will have for you will be,
- An hours log
- A pages log
- A dictionary corner post
- A commonly confused words post
- Alternative words posts
I apologise for this, but I wont be writing my plan for December until next week – Week starting Monday 5th December 2022. Though I am behind on this months planning, I am actually getting back into things quicker that I thought, and un until now have just been going with the flow, while juggling- my Sunday autobiographical posts, my origami videos and my cross stitching. Honestly, I did not even think my writing journal would be back so soon. Even though I’m sorry the first few weeks won’t be fully what you are used to, hopefully after that the Wednesday posts will be better than ever.
Love,
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Plane
As a noun
Specifically meaning an airborne object or bird
Aeroplane
Aerospace plane
Aircraft
Air cushion
Airframe
Airliner
Airplane
Airship
Air taxi
Air vehicle
Amphibian
Bomber
Biplane
Fighter
Freighter
Glider
Jet
Jetliner
Jump jet
Light plane
Seaplane
Sail plain
Shape
Supergiant
Supersonic
Supersonic transport
Tanker
Tiltrotor
Torpedo bomber
Tow plane
Tractor
Transport
Try jet
Trimotor
Triplane
Turbojet
Turboprop
Warplane
Plane
As a noun
Specifically meaning an airborne object or bird
Aeroplane
Aerospace plane
Aircraft
Air cushion
Airframe
Airliner
Airplane
Airship
Air taxi
Air vehicle
Amphibian
Bomber
Biplane
Fighter
Freighter
Glider
Jet
Jetliner
Jump jet
Light plane
Seaplane
Sail plain
Shape
Supergiant
Supersonic
Supersonic transport
Tanker
Tiltrotor
Torpedo bomber
Tow plane
Tractor
Transport
Try jet
Trimotor
Triplane
Turbojet
Turboprop
Warplane
Plane
As an adjective
Specifically meaning a surface without bends or irregularities
Aligned
Alined
Even
Exact
Flat
Flush
Horizontal
Level
Plumb
Regular
Smooth
Straight
True
Tabular
Uniform
Vertical
Plane
As an adjective
Specifically meaning a surface without bends or irregularities
Aligned
Alined
Even
Exact
Flat
Flush
Horizontal
Level
Plumb
Regular
Smooth
Straight
True
Tabular
Uniform
Vertical
Plane
As an adjective
Specifically to mean level
Even
Flat
Flush
Regular
Smooth
Plane
As an adjective
Specifically to mean level
Even
Flat
Flush
Regular
Smooth
Plain
As a noun
Exhaustive
Amplitude
Bottom
Bottomland
Compass
Depth
Distance
Domain
Emptiness
Expanse
Expansion
Extent
Extension
Field
Flat
Floodplain
Grassland
Heath
Immensity
Latitude
Lea
Length
Ley
Lowland
Magnitude
Meadow
Moor
Prairie
Range
Reach
Savanna
Savannah
Scope
Sheet
Span
Spectrum
Sphere
Spread
Steppe
Sweeping
Territory
Tundra
Void
Waste
Plain
As a noun
Exhaustive
Amplitude
Bottom
Bottomland
Compass
Depth
Distance
Domain
Emptiness
Expanse
Expansion
Extent
Extension
Field
Flat
Floodplain
Grassland
Heath
Immensity
Latitude
Lea
Length
Ley
Lowland
Magnitude
Meadow
Moor
Prairie
Range
Reach
Savanna
Savannah
Scope
Sheet
Span
Spectrum
Sphere
Spread
Steppe
Sweeping
Territory
Tundra
Void
Waste
Plain
As a noun
Specifically to mean broad, treeless County
Bottom
Bottom land
Field
Flat
Floodplain
Grassland
Heath
Lea
Lay
Lowland
Meadow
Moor
Prairie
Savanna
Savannah
Steepe
Tundra
Plain
As a noun
Specifically to mean broad, treeless County
Bottom
Bottom land
Field
Flat
Floodplain
Grassland
Heath
Lea
Lay
Lowland
Meadow
Moor
Prairie
Savanna
Savannah
Steepe
Tundra
Plain
As a noun
Specifically to mean wide open space or area
Amplitude
Breadth
Compass
Depth
Distance
Domain
Emptiness
Expanse
Expansion
Extent
Extension
Field
Immensity
Latitude
Length
Magnitude
Range
Reach
Scope
Sheet
Span
Spectrum
Sphere
Spread
Sweep
Territory
Void
Waste
Plain
As an adverb
Abruptly
Artlessly
Baldly
Bluffy
Bluntly
Brusquely
Candidly
Curtly
Directly
Earnestly
Forthrightly
Frankley
Gruffly
Honestly
Impolitely
Inconsiderately
Open heartedly
Openly
Plainly
Point blank
Rudely
Sharply
Simply
Sincerely
Straight
Straightforward
Straightforwardly
Straightforwards
Tactlessly
Truthful
Truthfully
Unguardedly
unreservedly
Veraciously
Plain
As an adverb
Abruptly
Artlessly
Baldly
Bluffy
Bluntly
Brusquely
Candidly
Curtly
Directly
Earnestly
Forthrightly
Frankley
Gruffly
Honestly
Impolitely
Inconsiderately
Open heartedly
Openly
Plainly
Point blank
Rudely
Sharply
Simply
Sincerely
Straight
Straightforward
Straightforwardly
Straightforwards
Tactlessly
Truthful
Truthfully
Unguardedly
unreservedly
Veraciously
Plain
As an adjective
Exhaustive
Above board
Abrupt
Absolute
Antiseptic
Apparent
Appreciable
Artless
Audible
Au natural
Austere
Bald
Bare
Barefaced
Black and white
Bleak
Bluff
Bluffy
Blunt
Bluntly
Bright
Broad
Brusk
Brusque
Brusquely
Candy
Candidly
Clarified
Clean
Clean out
Clear
Clear out
Cognizable
Cognoscrible
Comprehensible
Concentrated
Conservative
Crusty
Crystal clear
Curt
Curtly
Decided
Decipherable
Definite
Denuded
Digestible
Discernible
Distinct
Divested
Distinct
Earnest
Earnestly
Earthly
Evident
Explicit
Fair
Fathomable
Filtered
Fine
Forthright
Forthrightly
Foursquare
Frankley
Free heartedly
Free spoken
Fresh
Full bodied
Guileless
Graspable
Gruff
Gruffy
Homely
Honestly
Impertinent
Impolite
Impolitely
Inconsiderate
Inconsiderately
Inconspicuous
Ingenious
Innocent
Intelligible
Knowledgeable
Legible
Lucid
Luculent
Luminous
Manifest
Modest
Muted
Naive
Naked
Natural
Neat
Non ambiguous
Obvious
Open
Opening and shoot
Open heartedly
Openly
Out front
Outspoken
Overt
Palpable
Patent
Pellucid
Perceptible
Perspicuous
Plainspoken
Plain vanilla
Point blank
Pure
Purified
Quiet
Readable
Real
Recognisable
Refine
Rendered
Ringing
Rude
Rudely
Self evident
Self explanatory
Sensible
Severe
Sharp
Simple
Sincere
Sober
Spartan
Stark
Straight
Straightforward
Straightforwardly
Straightforward
Stripped
Strong
Subdued
Tactless
Taintless
Talking turkey
Tangible
Thoughtless
Toned
Toned down
Transparent
Trenchant
Tried
True
Truthful
Truly
Unadorned
Unadulterated
Unaffected
Unalloyed
Unambiguous
Unambivalent
Uncivil
Uncombined
Uncomplicated
Uncontaminated
Uncorrupt
Undecorated
Undefiled
Understated
Undesigned
Undisguised
Undiluted
Undiplomatic
Unembellished
Unequivocal
Ungracious
Unguarded
Unguardedly
Uninhibited
Unmannerly
Unmistakable
Unobtrusive
Unornamented
Unpolluted
Unpretending
Unpretentious
Unreserved
Unreservedly
Unrestrained
Unsophisticated
Unsuitable
Untainted
Unvarnished
Veracious
Visible
Vocal
Vociferous
Well defined
Plain
As an adjective
Exhaustive
Above board
Abrupt
Absolute
Antiseptic
Apparent
Appreciable
Artless
Audible
Au natural
Austere
Bald
Bare
Barefaced
Black and white
Bleak
Bluff
Bluffy
Blunt
Bluntly
Bright
Broad
Brusk
Brusque
Brusquely
Candy
Candidly
Clarified
Clean
Clean out
Clear
Clear out
Cognizable
Cognoscrible
Comprehensible
Concentrated
Conservative
Crusty
Crystal clear
Curt
Curtly
Decided
Decipherable
Definite
Denuded
Digestible
Discernible
Distinct
Divested
Distinct
Earnest
Earnestly
Earthly
Evident
Explicit
Fair
Fathomable
Filtered
Fine
Forthright
Forthrightly
Foursquare
Frankley
Free heartedly
Free spoken
Fresh
Full bodied
Guileless
Graspable
Gruff
Gruffy
Homely
Honestly
Impertinent
Impolite
Impolitely
Inconsiderate
Inconsiderately
Inconspicuous
Ingenious
Innocent
Intelligible
Knowledgeable
Legible
Lucid
Luculent
Luminous
Manifest
Modest
Muted
Naive
Naked
Natural
Neat
Non ambiguous
Obvious
Open
Opening and shoot
Open heartedly
Openly
Out front
Outspoken
Overt
Palpable
Patent
Pellucid
Perceptible
Perspicuous
Plainspoken
Plain vanilla
Point blank
Pure
Purified
Quiet
Readable
Real
Recognisable
Refine
Rendered
Ringing
Rude
Rudely
Self evident
Self explanatory
Sensible
Severe
Sharp
Simple
Sincere
Sober
Spartan
Stark
Straight
Straightforward
Straightforwardly
Straightforward
Stripped
Strong
Subdued
Tactless
Taintless
Talking turkey
Tangible
Thoughtless
Toned
Toned down
Transparent
Trenchant
Tried
True
Truthful
Truly
Unadorned
Unadulterated
Unaffected
Unalloyed
Unambiguous
Unambivalent
Uncivil
Uncombined
Uncomplicated
Uncontaminated
Uncorrupt
Undecorated
Undefiled
Understated
Undesigned
Undisguised
Undiluted
Undiplomatic
Unembellished
Unequivocal
Ungracious
Unguarded
Unguardedly
Uninhibited
Unmannerly
Unmistakable
Unobtrusive
Unornamented
Unpolluted
Unpretending
Unpretentious
Unreserved
Unreservedly
Unrestrained
Unsophisticated
Unsuitable
Untainted
Unvarnished
Veracious
Visible
Vocal
Vociferous
Well defined
Plain
As an adjective
Exhaustive
Above board
Abrupt
Absolute
Antiseptic
Apparent
Appreciable
Artless
Audible
Au natural
Austere
Bald
Bare
Barefaced
Black and white
Bleak
Bluff
Bluffy
Blunt
Bluntly
Bright
Broad
Brusk
Brusque
Brusquely
Candy
Candidly
Clarified
Clean
Clean out
Clear
Clear out
Cognizable
Cognoscrible
Comprehensible
Concentrated
Conservative
Crusty
Crystal clear
Curt
Curtly
Decided
Decipherable
Definite
Denuded
Digestible
Discernible
Distinct
Divested
Distinct
Earnest
Earnestly
Earthly
Evident
Explicit
Fair
Fathomable
Filtered
Fine
Forthright
Forthrightly
Foursquare
Frankley
Free heartedly
Free spoken
Fresh
Full bodied
Guileless
Graspable
Gruff
Gruffy
Homely
Honestly
Impertinent
Impolite
Impolitely
Inconsiderate
Inconsiderately
Inconspicuous
Ingenious
Innocent
Intelligible
Knowledgeable
Legible
Lucid
Luculent
Luminous
Manifest
Modest
Muted
Naive
Naked
Natural
Neat
Non ambiguous
Obvious
Open
Opening and shoot
Open heartedly
Openly
Out front
Outspoken
Overt
Palpable
Patent
Pellucid
Perceptible
Perspicuous
Plainspoken
Plain vanilla
Point blank
Pure
Purified
Quiet
Readable
Real
Recognisable
Refine
Rendered
Ringing
Rude
Rudely
Self evident
Self explanatory
Sensible
Severe
Sharp
Simple
Sincere
Sober
Spartan
Stark
Straight
Straightforward
Straightforwardly
Straightforward
Stripped
Strong
Subdued
Tactless
Taintless
Talking turkey
Tangible
Thoughtless
Toned
Toned down
Transparent
Trenchant
Tried
True
Truthful
Truly
Unadorned
Unadulterated
Unaffected
Unalloyed
Unambiguous
Unambivalent
Uncivil
Uncombined
Uncomplicated
Uncontaminated
Uncorrupt
Undecorated
Undefiled
Understated
Undesigned
Undisguised
Undiluted
Undiplomatic
Unembellished
Unequivocal
Ungracious
Unguarded
Unguardedly
Uninhibited
Unmannerly
Unmistakable
Unobtrusive
Unornamented
Unpolluted
Unpretending
Unpretentious
Unreserved
Unreservedly
Unrestrained
Unsophisticated
Unsuitable
Untainted
Unvarnished
Veracious
Visible
Vocal
Vociferous
Well defined
Plain
As an Adjective
Specifically meaning clear, firm, honest, straight, to the point of communication
Aboveboard
Abrupt
Artless
Bluff
Blunt
Brusk
Brusque
Candid
Crusty
Curt
Direct
Ernest
Forthcoming
Forthright
Foursquare
Frank
Free hearted
Freespoken
Guileless
Gruff
Honest
Impertinent
Impolite
Inconsiderate
Ingenious
Innocent
Naive
Natural
Open
Openhearted
Out front
Outspoken
Plainspoken
Point blank
Real
Rude
Sharp
Sincere
Straight
Straightforward
Tactless
Thoughtless
True
Truthful
Unaffected
Uncivil
Undesigned
Undiplomatic
Ungracious
Unguarded
Uninhibited
Unmannerly
Unpretending
Unpretentious
Unreserved
Unrestrained
Unsuitable
veracious
Vocal
Vociferous
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning free from additions, additives, and/or embellishments
Absolute
Antiseptic
Au natural
Austere
Bald
Bare
Bleak
Clarified
Clean
Concentrated
Conservative
Denuded
Divested
Earthly
Elemental
Filtered
Fine
Forthright
Fresh
Full bodied
Homely
Honest
Inconspicuous
Modest
Muted
Naked
Natural
Neat
Plain vanilla
Pure
Purified
Quiet
Refined
Rendered
Severe
Simple
Sober
Spartan
Stark
Straight
Stripped
Strong
Subdued
Taintless
Toned
Toned down
Tried
Unadorned
Unadulterated
Unalloyed
Uncombined
Uncontaminated
Uncorrupt
Undecorated
Undefiled
Understated
Undiluted
Unembellished
Unobtrusive
Ornamented
Unpolluted
Unpretentious
Unsophisticated
Untainted
Varnished
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning free from additions, additives, and/or embellishments
Absolute
Antiseptic
Au natural
Austere
Bald
Bare
Bleak
Clarified
Clean
Concentrated
Conservative
Denuded
Divested
Earthly
Elemental
Filtered
Fine
Forthright
Fresh
Full bodied
Homely
Honest
Inconspicuous
Modest
Muted
Naked
Natural
Neat
Plain vanilla
Pure
Purified
Quiet
Refined
Rendered
Severe
Simple
Sober
Spartan
Stark
Straight
Stripped
Strong
Subdued
Taintless
Toned
Toned down
Tried
Unadorned
Unadulterated
Unalloyed
Uncombined
Uncontaminated
Uncorrupt
Undecorated
Undefiled
Understated
Undiluted
Unembellished
Unobtrusive
Ornamented
Unpolluted
Unpretentious
Unsophisticated
Untainted
Varnished
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning clear and/or obvious
Apparent
Appreciable
Audible
Bald
Bald faced
Bare faced
Black and white
Bright line
Broad
Cognisable
Cognisable
Clean
Clean out
Clear
Clear out
Comprehendible
Comprehensible
Crystal clear
Decided
Decipherable
Definite
Digestible
Discernible
Distinct
Evident
Explicit
Fair
Fathomable
Graspable
Intelligible
Knowable
Legible
Lucid
Luculent
Luminous
Manifest
Non ambiguous
Obvious
Open
Opening and shut
Overt
Palpable
Patent
Pellucid
readable
Recognisable
Ringing
Self evident
Self explanatory
Sensible
Simple
Talking turkey
Tangible
Tidy
Transparent
Trenchant
Unambiguous
Unambivalent
Uncomplicated
Understandable
Undisguised
Unequivocal
Unmistakable
Visible
Well defined
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning clear and/or obvious
Apparent
Appreciable
Audible
Bald
Bald faced
Bare faced
Black and white
Bright line
Broad
Cognisable
Cognisable
Clean
Clean out
Clear
Clear out
Comprehendible
Comprehensible
Crystal clear
Decided
Decipherable
Definite
Digestible
Discernible
Distinct
Evident
Explicit
Fair
Fathomable
Graspable
Intelligible
Knowable
Legible
Lucid
Luculent
Luminous
Manifest
Non ambiguous
Obvious
Open
Opening and shut
Overt
Palpable
Patent
Pellucid
readable
Recognisable
Ringing
Self evident
Self explanatory
Sensible
Simple
Talking turkey
Tangible
Tidy
Transparent
Trenchant
Unambiguous
Unambivalent
Uncomplicated
Understandable
Undisguised
Unequivocal
Unmistakable
Visible
Well defined
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning clear, straight to the point.
Aboveboard
Abrupt
Artless
Bluff
Blunt
Brusk
Brusque
Candid
Curt
Direct
Ernest
Forthright
Foursquare
Frank
Freespoken
Gruff
Honest
Impolite
Inconsiderate
Open
Openhearted
Outspoken
Plainspoken
Pointblank
Rude
Sharp
Sincere
Straight
Straightforward
Tactless
True
Truthful
Undiplomatic
Guarded
Uninhibited
Unreserved
Unrestrained
Veracious
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning clear, straight to the point.
Aboveboard
Abrupt
Artless
Bluff
Blunt
Brusk
Brusque
Candid
Curt
Direct
Ernest
Forthright
Foursquare
Frank
Freespoken
Gruff
Honest
Impolite
Inconsiderate
Open
Openhearted
Outspoken
Plainspoken
Pointblank
Rude
Sharp
Sincere
Straight
Straightforward
Tactless
True
Truthful
Undiplomatic
Guarded
Uninhibited
Unreserved
Unrestrained
Veracious
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning honest expression
Abrupt
Artless
Bluff
Blunt
Brusk
Brusque
Candid
Crusty
Curt
Direct
Ernest
Forthcoming
Forthright
Foursquare
Frank
Free hearted
Free spoken
Guileless
Gruff
Honest
Impertinent
Impolite
Inconsiderate
Ingenious
Innocent
Naive
Natural
Open
Openhearted
Out front
Outspoken
Plainspoken
Real
Rude
Sharp
Sincere
Straightforward
Tactless
Unaffected
Uncivil
Indesigning
Undiplomatic
Ungracious
Unguarded
Uninhabited
Unmannerly
Unpretending
Unpretentious
Unreserved
Unrestrained
Unsuitable
Vocal
Vociferous
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning honest expression
Abrupt
Artless
Bluff
Blunt
Brusk
Brusque
Candid
Crusty
Curt
Direct
Ernest
Forthcoming
Forthright
Foursquare
Frank
Free hearted
Free spoken
Guileless
Gruff
Honest
Impertinent
Impolite
Inconsiderate
Ingenious
Innocent
Naive
Natural
Open
Openhearted
Out front
Outspoken
Plainspoken
Real
Rude
Sharp
Sincere
Straightforward
Tactless
Unaffected
Uncivil
Indesigning
Undiplomatic
Ungracious
Unguarded
Uninhabited
Unmannerly
Unpretending
Unpretentious
Unreserved
Unrestrained
Unsuitable
Vocal
Vociferous
Plain
As an Adjective
Specifically meaning free from additions, or embellishments
Antiseptic
Oh Naturelle
Austere
Bald
Bare
Bleak
Clean
Conservative
Denuded
Divested
Earthly
Elemental
Forthright
Homely
Honest
inconspicuous
Modest
Muted
Naked
Natural
Plain vanilla
Quiet
Severe
Simple
Sober
Spartan
Stark
Stripped
Subdued
Toned
Toned down
Unadorned
Undecorated
Understated
Unembellished
unobtrusive
Unornamented
Unpretentious
Unsophisticated
Unvarnished
Plain
As an Adjective
Specifically meaning free from additions, or embellishments
Antiseptic
Oh Naturelle
Austere
Bald
Bare
Bleak
Clean
Conservative
Denuded
Divested
Earthly
Elemental
Forthright
Homely
Honest
inconspicuous
Modest
Muted
Naked
Natural
Plain vanilla
Quiet
Severe
Simple
Sober
Spartan
Stark
Stripped
Subdued
Toned
Toned down
Unadorned
Undecorated
Understated
Unembellished
unobtrusive
Unornamented
Unpretentious
Unsophisticated
Unvarnished
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning from additions and additives…
Or pure.
Absolute
Clarified
Concentrated
Filtered
Fine
Fresh
Full bodied
Neat
Pure
Purified
Refined
Rendered
Straight
Strong
Taintless
Tried
unadulterated
Unalloyed
Uncombined
Uncontaminated
Uncorrupt
Undefiled
Undiluted
Unpolluted
Untainted
Plain
As an adjective
Specifically meaning from additions and additives…
Or pure.
Absolute
Clarified
Concentrated
Filtered
Fine
Fresh
Full bodied
Neat
Pure
Purified
Refined
Rendered
Straight
Strong
Taintless
Tried
unadulterated
Unalloyed
Uncombined
Uncontaminated
Uncorrupt
Undefiled
Undiluted
Unpolluted
Untainted
Angering
Abrasive
Affronted
Affronting
Aggravating
Annoyed
Annoying
Antagonising
Bitting
Bitter
Bothersome
Brattish
Bratty
Burdensome
Burning
Burning up
Carking
chafed
Choleric
Convulsed
Cross
Crossing
Discomfort
Displeased
Displeasing
Disquieting
Distressing
Disturbing
Embittering
Enflaming
Enraging
Envenoming
Exacerbating
Exasperated
Exasperating
Ferocious
Fierce
fiery
Frustrating
Fuming
Furious
Galled
Galling
Getting ones goat
Grating
Hateful
Heated
Hot
Huffing
Huffy
Ill tempered
Impassioned
Importunate
Importuned
Incensed
Inconveniencing
Indignant
Inflamed
Inflaming
Infuriated
Infuriating
Irascible
Irate
Ireful
Irritable
Irritating
Irking
Irksome
Jangling
Jarring
maddened
Maddening
Madding
Miffing
Mischievous
Nettled
Nettlesome
Offended
Offending
Offensive
Outraged
Outraging
Peeving
Pesky
Pestiferous
Pestilent
Pestilential
Pesty
Piqued
Pissed
Pissed off
plaguey
Provoked
Put out
Raging
Rankling
Rebarbative
Resentful
Riled
Riling
Roiling
Rubbing the wrong way
Ruffling
Sore
Splenetic
Storming
Sullen
Sulky
Thorny
Ticking off
Tiresome
Troubling
Trying
Upset
Uptight
Vexatious
Vexed
Vexing
Worrisome
Wrathful
Angering
Abrasive
Affronted
Affronting
Aggravating
Annoyed
Annoying
Antagonising
Bitting
Bitter
Bothersome
Brattish
Bratty
Burdensome
Burning
Burning up
Carking
chafed
Choleric
Convulsed
Cross
Crossing
Discomfort
Displeased
Displeasing
Disquieting
Distressing
Disturbing
Embittering
Enflaming
Enraging
Envenoming
Exacerbating
Exasperated
Exasperating
Ferocious
Fierce
fiery
Frustrating
Fuming
Furious
Galled
Galling
Getting ones goat
Grating
Hateful
Heated
Hot
Huffing
Huffy
Ill tempered
Impassioned
Importunate
Importuned
Incensed
Inconveniencing
Indignant
Inflamed
Inflaming
Infuriated
Infuriating
Irascible
Irate
Ireful
Irritable
Irritating
Irking
Irksome
Jangling
Jarring
maddened
Maddening
Madding
Miffing
Mischievous
Nettled
Nettlesome
Offended
Offending
Offensive
Outraged
Outraging
Peeving
Pesky
Pestiferous
Pestilent
Pestilential
Pesty
Piqued
Pissed
Pissed off
plaguey
Provoked
Put out
Raging
Rankling
Rebarbative
Resentful
Riled
Riling
Roiling
Rubbing the wrong way
Ruffling
Sore
Splenetic
Storming
Sullen
Sulky
Thorny
Ticking off
Tiresome
Troubling
Trying
Upset
Uptight
Vexatious
Vexed
Vexing
Worrisome
Wrathful
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Dictionary Corner
Plane
The word plain is an adjective, a noun, and a verb.
As an adjective
As an adjective of the word plane means,
-Completely level
-Completely flat
As a noun
As a noun the word plane means,
-A flat surface on which a straight line joining any two points would wholly lie.
-A level of existence
-A level of thought
-A level of development
As a verb
As a verb the word plane means,
(Of a bird or airborne object)
-Soar without moving the wings
-Glide
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Dictionary Corner
Plain
The word plain is an adjective, an adverb, and a noun
As an adjective
As an adjective the word plain means,
-Not decorated
-Not elaborate
-Simple
-Simple in character
-Basic
-Basic in character
-Without a pattern
-In only one colour
-Bearing no indication to its contents
-Bearing no indication as to its affiliation
-Having no pretensions
-Not remarkable
-Not special
-Easy to perceive
-Easy to understand
-Clear
-Not using concealment
-Not using deception
-Frank
-Sheer
(Of paper)
-Without lines
(Of a person)
-Without special title
-Without status
-Not beautiful
-Not attractive
(Of written or spoken usage)
-Clearly expressed
-Without the use of technical terms
-Without the use of abstruse terms
(Of knitting)
-A type of stitch produced by putting the needle through the stitch from left to right.
As an adverb
As an adverb, the word plain means,
-Clearly
-Unequivocally
And can be used for,
-Emphasis.
As a noun
As a noun the word plain means,
-A large flat area of land with few trees.
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Dictionary Corner
Angering
The word angering is a verb.
It means,
– to fill with anger
– to fill someone with anger
– provoke anger in.
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Commonly Confused Words
Plain and Plane
The words plain and plane are homophones. This means that they sound the same, but have different meanings.
Though both can be used to describe flat surfaces, they still don’t mean exactly the same thing when used in this way, as plain is used to describe geography, and plane is used to describe geometry.
This is the most common usage for the word plane. However it can also be used to mean glide.
The most common use of the word plain, is to be common, obvious, simple, or uncomplicated.
Rules to remember which to use in a sentence
I really struggled to find an overall rule for these words, and actually could only find one rule at all, so unfortunately, I have had to think of different rules for the different uses.
1. If you’re describing gliding, it’s plane you should use, as in aeroplane which also ends in the word plane.
2. If you’re trying to describe, or are referring to, a flat surface, and you don’t know which to use, think of this rhyme-
The train, rides across the plain.
Ask yourself – can the train, ride across the plain?
Or rather-
Is it land?
If the answer is yes it’s land, it’s plain you should use, which ends in the letters ain, as does the word plain.
If the answer is no, it’s not land, it’s plane you should use.
3. Otherwise (meaning, you are not describing gliding or a flat surface) it’s likely plain you should use. Unless you are referring to a level of existence, development or thought.
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Writing Overview
Blog posts done
Week starting
Monday, 18 April 2022
-Sunday autobiographical X1
-Saturday post X 1
-Writing journals X2
-Writing schedules X2
-Writing overviews X2
-(Indecipherable X2)
-Monthly overview for hours X 1
-Monthly overview for blog posts X1
-Dictionary corners X4
-Commonly confused words X2
-Alternative words x16
-Running journal X 1
-Running schedule X 1
-Running overview X 1
-Monthly running overview X 1
-Running plan X 1
-Fabrics X3
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Writing Overview
Hours
Owed= O
Planed =15
Total hours to do =15
Extra hours done= 13 hours 31 minutes
Total hours done =28 hours 31 minutes
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Writing Schedule
Week starting
Monday, 18 April 2022
Schedule planned
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
They say – 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Done
Monday – 5 hours 30 minutes
Tuesday – 2 hours 48 minutes
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 1 hour 40 minutes
Friday – 5 hours
Saturday – 5 hours 9 minutes
Sunday – 6 hours 20 minutes
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Writing Journal
Monday, 18 April 2022
On Monday morning, I can’t sleep so I try to write.
I complete 2 hours 40 minutes of emotional rambling, then comment that I think I might be having an episode, and I can’t believe I even managed to do what I have done, as I am completely out of it on both Co-Codamol – because of my messed up shoulder back and side, and antipsychotics. Also, my eyes hurt so bad I couldn’t see properly.
However, when I still can’t sleep, I do another 2 hours and 50 minutes of writing.
5 hours 30 minutes total writing.
Tuesday, 19 April 2022
2 hours 48 minutes writing.
Wednesday, 20th April 2022
3 hours writing done.
Finished
1X Sunday autobiographical blog post
1X Saturday post
Thursday, 21 April 2022
1 hour 27 minutes
17 minutes
Total writing Done 1 hour 44 minutes
Friday, 22 April 2022
4 hours writing
Saturday, 23 April 2022
On Sunday morning when I can’t sleep I do one hour writing.
Then I tried to sleep.
Do you another 39 minutes of writing before managing to sleep.
When I wake up I do 1 hour 25 minutes of writing.
Then later I do 2 hours five minutes.
Total time spent writing was 5 hours 9 minutes.
Sunday, 24 April 2022
Sunday morning while I can’t sleep, I do 1 hour 54 minutes writing
During Sunday daytime, I keep forgetting to set my timer, but I do record intervals of 1 hour
2 hours 26 minutes
1 hour
Total recording time writing was 6 hours 20 minutes
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Commonly Confused Words
Their, there, and they’re are commonly confused words, because they are homophones, which means that they are words that sound the same but mean different things.
The word their is a determiner, which is used to show belonging.
There, is an adverb, and is most commonly used to show location.
Whereas, they’re is a contraction of the words they are.
Rules
If you are struggling to remember which of these words is correct to use in a sentence, you can ask yourself three questions –
1. if I change the sentence in order to use a pronoun such as her or his instead, would the sentence still make sense?
If the answer is yes, then their is correct.
2. Am I discussing, or referring to, location?
If the answer is yes there is correct, which is a word that ends with another location word- here.
3.If I changed the word to they are, would the sentence still make sense?
If the answer is yes, they’re is correct.
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Dictionary Corner
Angered
The word angered is the past tense of the word anger, and is a verb.
It means –
-To fill with anger
-To fill someone with anger
-To provoke Anger in
They’re
They are
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Words you could use instead of the word…
They’re
They are
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Words you could use instead of the word…
There
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Artful
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Words you could use instead of the word…
There
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There
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Aha
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Ha
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Hey
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Its
My
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Dictionary Corner
They’re
The word they’re is a contraction of the words they are. This means that the words they are, have been combined to make one shorter more informal word by pushing them together and replacing the letter a with an apostrophe.
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Dictionary Corner
There
The word there is an adverb.
It means-
-In that place
-At that place
-To that place
-In that position
-At that position
-To that position
And is used,
-When gesturing to indicate the place intended
-To attract someone’s attention
-To draw someone’s attention to someone
-To draw someone’s attention to something
-To indicate a point in a speech
-To indicate a point in writing
-To indicate a point in a performance
-To indicate a point in any other similar thing
-To indicate the issue you are referring to
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Commonly misspelt words
Their
Their is a commonly misspelt word.
The best way to remember the order of the letters in the word their, is to remember that it starts with the word the, as does there and they’re.
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Dictionary Corner
Their
The word their is a determiner
It means –
-Belonging to
-Belonging to the people previously mentioned
-Belonging to the things previously mentioned
-Associated with
-Associated with the people previously mentioned
Associated with the things previously -mentioned
-Belonging to a person with an unspecified sex
-Associated to a person with an unspecified sex
-Belonging to a person whose gender does not correspond to the traditional binary of male or female
-Associated to a person whose gender does not correspond to the traditional binary of male or female
And is
-used in titles
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Writing Overview
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Week starting
Monday, 11 April 2022
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Hours and Days
Week starting
Monday, 11 April 2022
Hours owed =0
Hours planned = 15
Total hours to do = 15
Extra hours done = 8 hours 3 minutes
Total hours done = 23 hours 3 minutes
Owed = 0
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Writing Schedule
Week starting
Monday, 11 April 2022
Planned
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Done
Monday – 4 hours 12 minutes
Tuesday – 1 hour 57 minutes
Wednesday – 1 hour 3 minutes
Thursday – 2hours 20 minutes
Friday – 4 hours
Saturday – 3 hours 31 minutes
Sunday – 6 hours
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Monday, 11 April 2022
2 hours of writing done before my run.
2 hours 12 minutes of writing done after my run.
Total writing done = 4 hours 12 minutes
Tuesday, 12 April 2022
1 hour 57 minutes of writing done.
Finished
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Wednesday, 13 April 2022
1 hour 3 minutes writing done.
Thursday, 14 April 2022
2 hours 20 minutes
Finished
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Friday, 15 April 2022
4 hours of writing done.
Saturday, 16 April 2022
3 hours 31 minutes of writing done.
Finished
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Sunday, 17 April 2022
3 hours 5 minutes
1 hour 15 minutes
1 hour 5 minutes
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Dictionary Corner
Angry
The word angry is an adjective.
It means –
⁃ Feeling strong annoyance
⁃ Feeling strong displeasure
⁃ Feeling strong hostility
⁃ Showing strong annoyance
⁃ Showing strong displeasure
⁃ Showing strong hostility
…
Of the sea or sky
⁃ Stormy
⁃ Turbulent
⁃ Threatening
…
Of a wound or sore
⁃ Red and inflamed
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Dictionary Corner
Respond
The word respond is a verb.
It means-
⁃ Say something in reply
⁃ Do something as a reaction to someone
⁃ Do something as a reaction to something
⁃ React quickly to a stimulus
⁃ React quickly to a treatment
⁃ React positively to a stimulus
⁃ React positively to the treatment
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Words you could use instead of the word…
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Confirm
Consent
Consent to
Countenance
Credit
Deduce
Embrace
Endorse
Enjoy
Espouse
Gain
Get
Give in
Give in to
Go
Go for
Hack
Handle
Hold with
Indorse
Infer
Laud
Like
Live with
Lump
Lump it
Meet
Obtain
Ok
Okay
Praise
Presume
Ratify
Reaccept
Reassume
Recommend
Reconcile
Reconcile to
Respect
Salute
Sanction
Secure
Shoulder
Stand
Stand by
Stand for
Stick out
Stomach
Submit
Submit to
Succumb
succumb to
Support
Surrender
Surrender to
Sustain
Swallow
Sweat out
Take
Take kindly to
Take over
Take up
Tolerate
Tough it out
Trust
Understand
Undertake
Uphold
Warrant
Wear
Welcome
Yield
Yield to
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Accept
Abide
Absorb
Accede
Accede to
Account
Accredit
Acclaim
Acquiesce
Acquiesce to
Adopt
Advocate
Agree
Agree to
Agree with
Allow
Applaud
Approved
Approve off
Ascent
Ascent to
Assume
Back
Back up
Bear
Believe
Bide
Bow
Bow to
Brook
Buy
Capitulate
Capitulate to
Commend
Concede
Concede to
Conclude
Concur
Confirm
Consent
Consent to
Countenance
Credit
Deduce
Embrace
Endorse
Enjoy
Espouse
Gain
Get
Give in
Give in to
Go
Go for
Hack
Handle
Hold with
Indorse
Infer
Laud
Like
Live with
Lump
Lump it
Meet
Obtain
Ok
Okay
Praise
Presume
Ratify
Reaccept
Reassume
Recommend
Reconcile
Reconcile to
Respect
Salute
Sanction
Secure
Shoulder
Stand
Stand by
Stand for
Stick out
Stomach
Submit
Submit to
Succumb
succumb to
Support
Surrender
Surrender to
Sustain
Swallow
Sweat out
Take
Take kindly to
Take over
Take up
Tolerate
Tough it out
Trust
Understand
Undertake
Uphold
Warrant
Wear
Welcome
Yield
Yield to
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Dictionary Corner
Except
The word except is a conjunction, a preposition, and a verb.
As a conjunction
As a conjunction, the word except-
⁃ Can be used before a statement that informs an exception to one just made
⁃ Means unless
As a pre position
As a pre position the word except means-
⁃ Not including
⁃ Other than
As a verb
As a verb the word except means-
⁃ Specifically excluded from a category
⁃ Specifically excluded from a group
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Dictionary Corner
Accept
The word accept is a verb.
It means –
⁃ Consent to receive
⁃ Consent to receive something offered
⁃ Consent to undertake
⁃ Consent to undertake something offered
⁃ Give an affirmative answer to
⁃ Give an affirmative answer to an offer
⁃ Give an affirmative answer to a proposal
⁃ Say yes to
⁃ Receiver as adequate
⁃ Receiver as valid
⁃ Receive as suitable
⁃ Regard as favourable
⁃ Regard with approval
⁃ Welcome
⁃ Believe
⁃ Believe as a proposition
⁃ Believe as correct
⁃ Believe as a valid
⁃ Recognise
⁃ Recognise as a proposition
⁃ Recognise as correct
⁃ Recognise as valid
⁃ Take upon oneself
⁃ Take upon oneself as a responsibility
⁃ Take upon oneself as a liability
⁃ Acknowledge
⁃ Tolerate
⁃ Tolerate something unpleasant
⁃ Tolerate something undesirable
⁃ Submit to
⁃ Submit to something unpleasant
⁃ Submit to something undesirable
…
As a thing
⁃ To be designed to allow
⁃ To be designed to allow something
⁃ To be designed to allow something to be applied
⁃ To be designed to allow something to be inserted
Categories
Commonly Confused Words
Accept and Except
The words accept and except, though they sound very similar, actually sort of mean opposite things.
The word accept means to receive or acknowledge.
Where as the word except means to exclude or disagree with.
Example
I cannot accept, that you invited everybody, except me.
A good way to remember which is correct to use in a sentence, is to ask yourself, could you replace the word accept/except within the word excluding, excluded, exclude.
If the answer is yes, the correct word to use it except, which also begins with an EX.
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Writing Overview
Blog Posts Completed
Week starting
Monday, 4th April 2022
1 x commonly confused words
2 x dictionary Corner
14 x alternative words
1 x announcement
1 x running overview
1x monthly running plan
1x running guide
1 x sunday autobiographical post
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Writing Overview
Hours and Days
Week starting –
Monday, 4th April 2022
Hours owed = 0
Planned hours for this week = 15
Total hours of writing to do this week = 15
Additional hours done = 0 hours 21 minutes
Total hours done = 15 hours 12 minutes
Hours owed = 0
5/7 days
But wrong days
Hours all over the place
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Writing Schedule
Week starting –
Monday, 4th April 2022
Planned
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday rest day
Sunday – rest day
Done
Monday – 0
Tuesday – 1 hour 1 minute
Wednesday– 1 hour 12 minutes
Thursday – 4 hours 48 minutes
Friday – 0
Saturday – 5 hours 13 minutes
Sunday – 1 hour 7 minutes
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Writing Journal
Monday, 4th April 2022
On Monday, I do no writing, because I have several personal problems that explode, causing me to become more stressed and depressed than normal, which by the time I finish dealing with I was too tired and hungry to even think about attempting to do anything else.
Tuesday, 5th April 2022
1 hour, 1 minutes of writing done
Posts completed
⁃ 2 x dictionary corner
⁃ 1 x commonly confused words
⁃ 14 x alternative words
Wednesday, 6th April 2022
1 hour 12 minutes of writing complete
Thursday, 7th April 2022
During the early hours of Thursday morning, while I can’t sleep, I do 1 hour 15 minutes writing.
After I wake up, I do another 4 hours 58 minutes.
Total writing done = 6 hours 48 minutes.
I completed
1 x announcement
1x running overview
1x April running sand
1x running guide
Friday, 8th April 2022
No notes, so I assume no writing done.
Saturday, 9th April 2022
5 hours 13 minutes writing complete
Blog post completed
1x Sunday autobiographical blog post
Sunday, 10th April 2022
1 hour 7 minutes of writing complete
Off
Exhaustive
Absent
Abeyant
Abominable
Abroad
Abysmal
Afar
Afield
Amiss
Annihilate
Apart
Arrested
Aside
Askew
Asleep
Assassinate
Australia
Astray
Atrocious
Away
Awful
Awry
Bad
Barnyard
Bawdy
Below par
Blow away
Blowout
Blue
Brutal
Bump of
Burn
Bush
Bush league
Butcher
Cancelled
Carry off
Cheesy
Claim
Coarse
Comatose
Common
Counterfactual
Counterfeit
Crappy
Croak
Crude
Crummy
Cut down
Cut rate
Damnable
Deceptive
Defective
Deficient
Delusive
Delusory
Deplorable
Destroy
Detestable
Dirty
Dishonest
Dispatch
Dissatisfactory
Distorted
Do away with
Do in
Dormant
Down
Dreadful
Dull
Egregious
Eliminate
Elsewhere
Eradicate
Erroneous
Execrable
Execute
Exterminate
fake
Fallow
False
Faulty
Fell
Fictitious
Filthy
Finished
Flagrant
Flawed
Foul
Frail
Fragile
Fraudulent
Free
Fro
Get
Gnarly
Gross
Gutter
Hence
Horrendous
Horrible
Idle
Illusory
Inaccurate
Inactive
Inadequate
Inert
Inexact
Incorrect
Indecent
Indecorous
Indelicate
Inferior
Ill
Immodestly
Inoperable
Inoperative
Insufficient
Interrupted
Invalid
Junky
Knockoff
Lacking
Lame
Lascivious
Latent
Leering
Lesser
Lifeless
Liquidate
Little
Locker room
Lousy
Low grade
Low rent
Lying
Marginal
Massacre
Mean
Meagre
Mediocre
Mendacious
Miscreant
Minimal
Minor
Misery
Miserly
Misleading
Moribund
Mow
Mow down
Nasty
Naughty
Negligible
Neutralise
Niggardly
Not employed
Not on duty
Obscene
Odious
Off based
Off colour
On the shelf
On vacation
Out
Out of commission
Outside
Paltry
Pathetic
phoney
Pornographic
Porn
Poor
Postponed
Prurient
Put away
Quiescent
Racy
Raunchy
Reprehensible
Ribald
Risqué
Rotten
Rubbishy
Rob out
Salty
Scanty
Scurrilous
Second rate
Shabby
Sham
Shoddy
Shoot down
Short
Skimp
Skimpy
Slaughter
Slay
Sleazy
Sleepy
Slender
Slight
Slim
Slow
Small
Smite
Smutty
Snuff
sour
Spare
Spacious
Spurious
Stag
Stingy
Stinky
Suboptimal
Subpar
Substandard
Suggestive
Sucky
Suspend
Take out
Terminate
Tiny
Trashy
Trumped up
Unacceptable
Underpar
Unpredictable
Unpublishable
Unsatisfactory
Unsound
Unspeakable
Unusable
Unused
Unworkable
Useless
Vacant
Valueless
Vile
Villainous
Whack
Wipeout
Worthless
Wrong
Zap
Categories
Words you could use instead of the words…
Off
Exhaustive
Absent
Abeyant
Abominable
Abroad
Abysmal
Afar
Afield
Amiss
Annihilate
Apart
Arrested
Aside
Askew
Asleep
Assassinate
Australia
Astray
Atrocious
Away
Awful
Awry
Bad
Barnyard
Bawdy
Below par
Blow away
Blowout
Blue
Brutal
Bump of
Burn
Bush
Bush league
Butcher
Cancelled
Carry off
Cheesy
Claim
Coarse
Comatose
Common
Counterfactual
Counterfeit
Crappy
Croak
Crude
Crummy
Cut down
Cut rate
Damnable
Deceptive
Defective
Deficient
Delusive
Delusory
Deplorable
Destroy
Detestable
Dirty
Dishonest
Dispatch
Dissatisfactory
Distorted
Do away with
Do in
Dormant
Down
Dreadful
Dull
Egregious
Eliminate
Elsewhere
Eradicate
Erroneous
Execrable
Execute
Exterminate
fake
Fallow
False
Faulty
Fell
Fictitious
Filthy
Finished
Flagrant
Flawed
Foul
Frail
Fragile
Fraudulent
Free
Fro
Get
Gnarly
Gross
Gutter
Hence
Horrendous
Horrible
Idle
Illusory
Inaccurate
Inactive
Inadequate
Inert
Inexact
Incorrect
Indecent
Indecorous
Indelicate
Inferior
Ill
Immodestly
Inoperable
Inoperative
Insufficient
Interrupted
Invalid
Junky
Knockoff
Lacking
Lame
Lascivious
Latent
Leering
Lesser
Lifeless
Liquidate
Little
Locker room
Lousy
Low grade
Low rent
Lying
Marginal
Massacre
Mean
Meagre
Mediocre
Mendacious
Miscreant
Minimal
Minor
Misery
Miserly
Misleading
Moribund
Mow
Mow down
Nasty
Naughty
Negligible
Neutralise
Niggardly
Not employed
Not on duty
Obscene
Odious
Off based
Off colour
On the shelf
On vacation
Out
Out of commission
Outside
Paltry
Pathetic
phoney
Pornographic
Porn
Poor
Postponed
Prurient
Put away
Quiescent
Racy
Raunchy
Reprehensible
Ribald
Risqué
Rotten
Rubbishy
Rob out
Salty
Scanty
Scurrilous
Second rate
Shabby
Sham
Shoddy
Shoot down
Short
Skimp
Skimpy
Slaughter
Slay
Sleazy
Sleepy
Slender
Slight
Slim
Slow
Small
Smite
Smutty
Snuff
sour
Spare
Spacious
Spurious
Stag
Stingy
Stinky
Suboptimal
Subpar
Substandard
Suggestive
Sucky
Suspend
Take out
Terminate
Tiny
Trashy
Trumped up
Unacceptable
Underpar
Unpredictable
Unpublishable
Unsatisfactory
Unsound
Unspeakable
Unusable
Unused
Unworkable
Useless
Vacant
Valueless
Vile
Villainous
Whack
Wipeout
Worthless
Wrong
Zap
Off
Minus words that mean obscene or murder only
Absent
Abeyant
Abominable
Abroad
Abysmal
Afar
Afield
Amiss
Apart
Arrested
Aside
Askew
Asleep
Astray
At rest
Atrocious
Away
Awful
Awry
Bad
Below par
Brutal
Burn
Bush
Bush league
Cancelled
Carry off
Cheesy
Claim
Coarse
Comatose
Common
Counterfactual
Counterfeit
Crappy
Croak
Crummy
Cutdown
Curate
Damnable
Dad
Deceitful
Deceptive
Deficient
Delusive
Delusory
Deplorable
Destroy
Detestable
Dishonest
Dissatisfactory
Distorted
Do away with
Dormant
Dreadful
Dull
Egregious
Eliminate
Elsewhere
Eradicate
Erroneous
Execrable
Fake
Fallow
False
Faulty
Fell
Fictitious
Finished
Flawed
Foul
Frail
Fragile
Fraudulent
Free
Fro
Get
Gnarly
Hench
Horrendous
Horrible
Idle
Illusory
Inaccurate
Inactive
In adequate
Inert
Inexact
Incorrect
Indelicate
Inferior
Inoperable
Inoperative
Insufficient
Interrupted
Invalid
Junk
Knock off
Lacking
Lame
Latent
Lesser
Lifeless
Liquidate
Little
Lousy
Low grade
Low rent
Marginal
Mean
Meagre
Mediocre
Mendacious
Miscreant
Minimal
Minor
Miserable
Miserly
Misleading
Moribund
Negligible
Neutralise
Niggardly
Not employed
Not a duty
odious
Off base
On the shelf
On vacation
Out
Out of commission
Outside
Paltry
Pathetic
Phony
Poor
Put away
Quiescent
Remote
Reprehensible
Rotten
Rubbishy
Rub out
Scanty
Second rate
Shabby
Shoddy
Skimpy
Sleepy
Slender
Slight
Slim
Slow
Small
Smit
Sour
Spare
Specious
Spurious
Stingy
Stinky
Suboptimal
Subpar
Substandard
Sucky
Suspend
Terminate
Tiny
Trashy
Trumped up
Unacceptable
Underpar
Unpredictable
Unsatisfactory
Unsound
Unusable
Unused
Unworkable
Useless
Vacant
Valueless
Vile
Villainous
Worthless
Wrong
Off
Minus words that mean obscene or murder only
Absent
Abeyant
Abominable
Abroad
Abysmal
Afar
Afield
Amiss
Apart
Arrested
Aside
Askew
Asleep
Astray
At rest
Atrocious
Away
Awful
Awry
Bad
Below par
Brutal
Burn
Bush
Bush league
Cancelled
Carry off
Cheesy
Claim
Coarse
Comatose
Common
Counterfactual
Counterfeit
Crappy
Croak
Crummy
Cutdown
Curate
Damnable
Dad
Deceitful
Deceptive
Deficient
Delusive
Delusory
Deplorable
Destroy
Detestable
Dishonest
Dissatisfactory
Distorted
Do away with
Dormant
Dreadful
Dull
Egregious
Eliminate
Elsewhere
Eradicate
Erroneous
Execrable
Fake
Fallow
False
Faulty
Fell
Fictitious
Finished
Flawed
Foul
Frail
Fragile
Fraudulent
Free
Fro
Get
Gnarly
Hench
Horrendous
Horrible
Idle
Illusory
Inaccurate
Inactive
In adequate
Inert
Inexact
Incorrect
Indelicate
Inferior
Inoperable
Inoperative
Insufficient
Interrupted
Invalid
Junk
Knock off
Lacking
Lame
Latent
Lesser
Lifeless
Liquidate
Little
Lousy
Low grade
Low rent
Marginal
Mean
Meagre
Mediocre
Mendacious
Miscreant
Minimal
Minor
Miserable
Miserly
Misleading
Moribund
Negligible
Neutralise
Niggardly
Not employed
Not a duty
odious
Off base
On the shelf
On vacation
Out
Out of commission
Outside
Paltry
Pathetic
Phony
Poor
Put away
Quiescent
Remote
Reprehensible
Rotten
Rubbishy
Rub out
Scanty
Second rate
Shabby
Shoddy
Skimpy
Sleepy
Slender
Slight
Slim
Slow
Small
Smit
Sour
Spare
Specious
Spurious
Stingy
Stinky
Suboptimal
Subpar
Substandard
Sucky
Suspend
Terminate
Tiny
Trashy
Trumped up
Unacceptable
Underpar
Unpredictable
Unsatisfactory
Unsound
Unusable
Unused
Unworkable
Useless
Vacant
Valueless
Vile
Villainous
Worthless
Wrong
Off
As a verb
Especially for murder
Annihilate
Assassinate
Blow away
Blow out
Bump off
Butcher
Cut down
Dispatch
Do away with
Do in
Eliminate
Eradicate
Execute
Exterminate
Knockoff
massacre
Mow
Mow down
Shoot down
Slaughter
Slay
Snuff
Take out
Terminate
Whack
Wipeout
Zap
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Off
As a verb
Especially for murder
Annihilate
Assassinate
Blow away
Blow out
Bump off
Butcher
Cut down
Dispatch
Do away with
Do in
Eliminate
Eradicate
Execute
Exterminate
Knockoff
massacre
Mow
Mow down
Shoot down
Slaughter
Slay
Snuff
Take out
Terminate
Whack
Wipeout
Zap
Off
Specifically to mean obscene
Barnyard
Bawdy
Blue
Crude
Dirty
Filthy
Flagrant
Gross
Gutter
Indecent
Indecorous
Immodest
Lascivious
Leering
Lewd
Locker room
Nasty
Naughty
Obscene
Off colour
Pornographic
Porny
Prurient
Racy
Raunchy
Ribald
Risqué
Rotten
Scurrilous
Smutty
Stag
Suggestive
Trashy
Unpublishable
Unspeakable
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Off
Specifically to mean obscene
Barnyard
Bawdy
Blue
Crude
Dirty
Filthy
Flagrant
Gross
Gutter
Indecent
Indecorous
Immodest
Lascivious
Leering
Lewd
Locker room
Nasty
Naughty
Obscene
Off colour
Pornographic
Porny
Prurient
Racy
Raunchy
Ribald
Risqué
Rotten
Scurrilous
Smutty
Stag
Suggestive
Trashy
Unpublishable
Unspeakable
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Commonly Confused Words
Of and Off
The word of is a proposition that is used to indicate a relationship between two separate, but connected things and people.
The word off is, and adjective, an adverb, a noun, a proposition, and a verb, which indicates separation or disconnection.
How to remember which to use in a sentence.
If you are referring to relationship between things and/or people, it’s of you should use.
Whereas off is the opposite of on.
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Dictionary Corner
Off
The word off is, and adjective, an adverb, a noun, a proposition, and a verb.
As an adjective
As an adjective the word off means,
– performing worse than usual
– feeling worse than usual
– in adequate
– unsatisfactory
– annoying
– unfair
– unfriendly
– hostile
– (of food) being no longer fresh
– located on the side of the vehicle that is normally furthest from the curb
– offside
As an adverb
As an adverb, the word off means,
– cancel
– bring an end to
– discontinue
– absent
– be away from work
– be removed
– be separated
– away from the main route
– away from a place in question
– to or at a distance
– leaving
– the start of a journey
– the start of a race
As a noun
As a noun the word off means,
– the start of an experience
– the start of a journey
– the start of a race
As a preposition, the word off means,
– move away from
– move down from
– leading in a direction away from
– leading in the direction away from the main route
– leading in the direction away from an intersection
– situated in a direction from away from
– situated in a direction away from the main route
– situated in a direction away from an intersection
– out at sea
– out at sea from a place on the coast
– to be removed from
– to be separated from
– to be absent from
– to abstain from
– to have a temporary dislike of
As a verb
As a verb, the word off means,
– leave
– kill
– murder
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Writing overview
Posts completed
2x – word definitions
2x – commonly confused words
3x – alternative words
1x– running journal entry
1x– running schedule
1x– running overview
1x– an announcement
1x– friday guide
1x– an autobiographical post for Sunday
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Writing Overview
Hours and Days
Owed from last week = 0
Plans for this week = 15 hours
Total hours of writing to do this week = 15 hours
Additional hours done = 4 hours 55 minutes
Total done = 19 hours 55 minutes
Hours owed = 0
5–7 days.
But wrong 5 days.
Planned
Monday-3 hours
Tuesday-3 hours
Wednesday-3 hours
Thursday-3 hours
Friday-3 hours
Saturday-Rest day
Sunday-Rest day
Done
Monday- 4 hours 3 minutes
Tuesday- 4 hours 5 minutes
Wednesday- 5 hours 39 minutes
Thursday- 6 hours 8 minutes
Friday- 0
Saturday- 2 hours 8 minutes
Sunday- 0
Categories
Writing Journal
Monday, 28th March 2022
4 hours 3 minutes writing
Tuesday, 29th March 2022
4 hours 5 minutes writing
Wednesday, 30th March 2022
4 hours 5 minutes, + 1 hour 8 minutes, +26 minutes.
Total writing done = 5 hours 39 minutes
Posts complete
2X – word definitions
2X – commonly confused words
3X – alternative words
Thursday, 31st March 2022
1 hour 37 minutes, +1 hour 18 minutes, +2 hours 16 minutes, +57 minutes
Total writing done = 6 hours 8 minutes
Post completed
– Friday running journal
– Friday running schedule
– Friday running overview
– An announcement
– A Friday running guide
Friday 1st April 2022
No writing.
No notes.
Saturday, 22nd April 2022
2 hours 8 minutes writing.
Posts completed
-Sunday autobiographical
Sunday, 3rd April 2022
No writing.
No notes.
Reply
Acknowledge
Acknowledgement
Answer
Antiphon
Backlash
Backtalk
Banter
Comeback
Comment
Communicate
Communication
Construe
Contend
Contend with
Counter
Cope
Cope with
Correspond
Correspondence
Counteraction
Counter response
Defence
Defend
Deny
Echo
Explain
Explanation
Feedback
Field
Grapple
Grapple with
Handle
Interpret
Jerk reaction
Justification
Kick back
Knee jerk reaction
Lip
Manage
Negotiate
Non sequitur
Observation
Plea
React
Reaction
Read
Rebound
Rebut
Rebuttal
Reciprocation
Recoil
Reflex
Refute
Refutation
Rejoin
Rejoinder
Remark
Repartee
Replication
Response
Respond
Retaliation
Retort
Return
Revulsion
Riposte
Rise
Sass
Snappy comeback
Take
Understand
Vibes
Wisecrack
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Reply
Acknowledge
Acknowledgement
Answer
Antiphon
Backlash
Backtalk
Banter
Comeback
Comment
Communicate
Communication
Construe
Contend
Contend with
Counter
Cope
Cope with
Correspond
Correspondence
Counteraction
Counter response
Defence
Defend
Deny
Echo
Explain
Explanation
Feedback
Field
Grapple
Grapple with
Handle
Interpret
Jerk reaction
Justification
Kick back
Knee jerk reaction
Lip
Manage
Negotiate
Non sequitur
Observation
Plea
React
Reaction
Read
Rebound
Rebut
Rebuttal
Reciprocation
Recoil
Reflex
Refute
Refutation
Rejoin
Rejoinder
Remark
Repartee
Replication
Response
Respond
Retaliation
Retort
Return
Revulsion
Riposte
Rise
Sass
Snappy comeback
Take
Understand
Vibes
Wisecrack
Categories
Dictionary Corner
Reply
The word reply is, and noun and a verb.
As a noun
As a noun reply means,
-A verbal answer
-A written answer
-The action of answering someone
-The action of answering something
-A response in the form of an action
-A response in the form of an expression
-A response in the form of a gesture
As a verb
As a verb the word reply means,
-To say something in response to something someone said
-Write back in answer to someone
-Response by similar action
-Respond by similar gesture
New
Advanced
Alternate
Alternative
Animated
Another
Brand new
Clean
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Current
Cutting edge
Designer
Dewy
Different
Dissimilar
Distinct
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Enlivened
Equivalent
Exhilarated
Extra
Fashionable
Fresh
Freshened
Freshly
Futuristic
Happening
High tech
Hi tech
Hot
Improvised
In
Inexperienced
Innovative
Invigorated
Jazzed
Jazzed up
Just
Just out
Last
Late
Lately
Latest
Latter
Latter day
Latterly
Makeshift
Mint
Mod
Modern
Modernised
Modernistic
Modish
Natural
Neoteric
New age
Newborn
Newfangled
New fashioned
Newly
Nonconventional
Nouvelle
Novel
Now
Of late
Only
Original
Other
Pathbreaking
Pinch
Pioneering
Present day
Pristine
Reanimated
Reborn
Recent
Recently
Recreated
Redhot
Reenergised
Refreshed
Regenerated
Reinvigorated
Renewed
Resurrected
Resuscitating
Revised
Second
Separated
Space aged
Spare
Spick and span
State of the art
Strange
Substitute
Substitutive
Successive
Trailblazing
Ultramodern
Utility
Unaccustomed
Uncontaminated
Unconventional
Unfamiliar
Unheard of
Unique
Unknown
Unlike
Unprecedented
Updated
Up to date
Up to the minute
Unseasoned
Unspoiled
Unskilled
Untrained
Untreated
Untried
Untrodden
Untouched
Unused
Unusual
Unwearied
Unworn
Unworked
Virgin
Youthful
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Words you could use instead of the word…
New
Advanced
Alternate
Alternative
Animated
Another
Brand new
Clean
Contemporary
Current
Cutting edge
Designer
Dewy
Different
Dissimilar
Distinct
Energised
Enlivened
Equivalent
Exhilarated
Extra
Fashionable
Fresh
Freshened
Freshly
Futuristic
Happening
High tech
Hi tech
Hot
Improvised
In
Inexperienced
Innovative
Invigorated
Jazzed
Jazzed up
Just
Just out
Last
Late
Lately
Latest
Latter
Latter day
Latterly
Makeshift
Mint
Mod
Modern
Modernised
Modernistic
Modish
Natural
Neoteric
New age
Newborn
Newfangled
New fashioned
Newly
Nonconventional
Nouvelle
Novel
Now
Of late
Only
Original
Other
Pathbreaking
Pinch
Pioneering
Present day
Pristine
Reanimated
Reborn
Recent
Recently
Recreated
Redhot
Reenergised
Refreshed
Regenerated
Reinvigorated
Renewed
Resurrected
Resuscitating
Revised
Second
Separated
Space aged
Spare
Spick and span
State of the art
Strange
Substitute
Substitutive
Successive
Trailblazing
Ultramodern
Utility
Unaccustomed
Uncontaminated
Unconventional
Unfamiliar
Unheard of
Unique
Unknown
Unlike
Unprecedented
Updated
Up to date
Up to the minute
Unseasoned
Unspoiled
Unskilled
Untrained
Untreated
Untried
Untrodden
Untouched
Unused
Unusual
Unwearied
Unworn
Unworked
Virgin
Youthful
knew
Absorbed
Accepted
Appreciated
Appreciative
Apprehend
Acquaintance
Acquainted
Assimilated
Aware
Awareness
Be acquainted
Be a master of
Be conversant in
Beheld
Be informed
Be learned
Be read
Be schooled
Be versed
Caught
Caught on
Caught on to
Cognised
Compassed
Comprehend
conceived
Cottoned
Cottoned on
Cottoned onto
Cotton to
Data
Deciphered
Deciphered
Differentiated
Dug
Digested
Discerned
Discriminated
Distinguished
Encountered
Endured
Erudition
Evident
Experienced
Expertise
Facts
Familiarity
Fathomed
Felt
Felt certain
Followed
Grasped
Gotten
Gotten the idea
Gone through
Had
Had information
Had knowledge off
Information
Intelligence
Intuit
Kept
Kenned
Know how
Knowledge
Learned
Learnt
Landed
Literate
Lore
Low down
Made
Made out
Met
News
Noticed
On top
Passed
Penetrated
Perceived
Picked up
Picked up on
Pierced
possessed
Prized
Realised
Received
Recognised
Registered
Savvy
Scholarship
Saw
Sensed
Seized
Suffered
Sustained
Took in
Tasted
Tumbled
Tumbled to
Twigged
Undergone
Understood
Wisdom
Witnessed
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
knew
Absorbed
Accepted
Appreciated
Appreciative
Apprehend
Acquaintance
Acquainted
Assimilated
Aware
Awareness
Be acquainted
Be a master of
Be conversant in
Beheld
Be informed
Be learned
Be read
Be schooled
Be versed
Caught
Caught on
Caught on to
Cognised
Compassed
Comprehend
conceived
Cottoned
Cottoned on
Cottoned onto
Cotton to
Data
Deciphered
Deciphered
Differentiated
Dug
Digested
Discerned
Discriminated
Distinguished
Encountered
Endured
Erudition
Evident
Experienced
Expertise
Facts
Familiarity
Fathomed
Felt
Felt certain
Followed
Grasped
Gotten
Gotten the idea
Gone through
Had
Had information
Had knowledge off
Information
Intelligence
Intuit
Kept
Kenned
Know how
Knowledge
Learned
Learnt
Landed
Literate
Lore
Low down
Made
Made out
Met
News
Noticed
On top
Passed
Penetrated
Perceived
Picked up
Picked up on
Pierced
possessed
Prized
Realised
Received
Recognised
Registered
Savvy
Scholarship
Saw
Sensed
Seized
Suffered
Sustained
Took in
Tasted
Tumbled
Tumbled to
Twigged
Undergone
Understood
Wisdom
Witnessed
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Commonly Confused Words
Knew and New
The words knew and new are homophones, which means that they sound or are pronounce the same, as in the word knew the K is silent, but have different meanings.
The word knew is an verb, and is the past tense of the word know.
The word new is both adjective an adverb, and means either recently discovered, introduced, produced, or acquired.
Ways to remember which is correct to use in a sentence
Knew is related to the word knowledge.
New means the opposite of old.
Categories
Dictionary Corner
Knew
The word new is a verb, and it’s the past tense of the word know.
Categories
Dictionary Corner
New
The word new, is an adjective and an adverb.
As an adjective
As an adjective of the word new means,
– produced recently
– introduced recently
– discovered recently
– produce now for the first time
– Introduced now for the first time
– discovered now for the first time
– not existing before
– of recent origin
– of recent arrival
– not previously owned
– not previously used
– already existing but seen now for the first time
–already existing but experience now for the first time
– recently acquired
– unfamiliar
– unfamiliar to someone
– strange
– strange to someone
– inexperienced
– inexperienced at an activity
– unaccustomed
– unaccustomed to an activity
– different from a recent previous one
– in addition to another or others already existing
– discovered later and named after
– founded later and named after
– being a new and in a transformed way
– (of a person) reinvigorated
– superseding another or others of the same kind
– more advanced than another or others of the same kind
– reviving another or others of the same kind
As an adverb
As an adverb the word new means,
– Newly
– Recently
Blog post completed
Week 9
28th February 2022
“all Wednesday posts”
“all Friday posts”
Week 10
7th March 2022
No notes of what I completed.
Week 11
14th March 2022
5X – Wednesday writing journals
5X – Wednesday writing schedules
5X – Wednesday writing overview
2X – commonly confused words
8X – word definitions
18X – alternative words
4X – Friday running journals
4X – Friday running schedules
4X – Friday running overviews
One X – guide outtakes
One X – running plan
OneX – Sunday autobiographical blog posts
week 12
Wednesday, March 2022
– running guide
– Sundays autobiographical blog post
Categories
Writing Plan
May
To focus more on doing 15 hours writing over 5 days, as I am starting to meet my 15 hours writing a week goal, but not at 3 hours a day over 5 days a week target.
Hours
Week 9 to 12
Week 9
28th February 2022
Hours of writing planned =15
Hours of writing owed= 4
Total hours of writing to do = 19
Hours done = 16 hours
Hours owed = 3 hours
Did not meet my overall hour target.
Also did not meet my target of writing for 3 hours a day 5 days a week.
Week 10
7th March 2022
Hours of writing planned = 15
Hours of writing owed = 3
Total hours of writing to do = 18 hours
Total hours of writing done = 21 hours 4 minutes
Hourly goal achieved.
Goal of writing for 3 hours 5 days a week, not achieved
Week 11
14 March 2022
Hours planned planned = 15
Hours done = 24 hours 3 minutes
Targets of 15 hours exceeded, but both my physical and mental health suffered as a result.
Target of writing for t3 hours 5 days a week, not achieved again.
Week 12
21st March 2022
Hours of writing planned =15
Hours of writing dine =18 hours 13 minutes
Target of writing for 15 hours a week achieved.
Target of writing for 3 hours a day 5 days a week not met, still.
Overview target for total hours done achieved 3/4 weeks.
Target for how hours are spread across the week achieved 0/4 weeks.
⁃ Running guide
⁃ Sunday autobiographical blog post
Categories
Writing Review
Hours owed from last week- 0
Hours planned for this week- 15
Total hours to do this week- 15
Extra time done- 3 hours 13 minutes
Total Time done- 18 hours 13 minutes
Time owed- 0
Planned
Monday- 3 hours
Tuesday- 3 hours
Wednesday- 3 hours
Thursday- 3 hours
Friday- 3 hours
Saturday-Rest day
Sunday-Rest day
Done
Monday- 2 hours 30 minutes
Tuesday- 4 hours 34 minutes
Wednesday- 4 hours 35 minutes
Thursday- 3 hours
Friday- 3 hours 34 minutes
Saturday- 2 hours
Sunday- No notes.
Categories
Writing Journal
Monday, 21st March 2022
Monday is an extreme waste of 2 hours 30 minutes of research for my running blog, as I am unable to focus, meaning that the research was disorganised and therefore pointless.
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
On Tuesday, I work on my blog for 4 hours 34 minutes. I don’t make any notes as to what I work on, but seeing as yesterday I was attempting to do research for my running guide, I imagine it was that I worked on.
Wednesday, 23rd March 2022
Today I do 4 hours 35 minutes writing, I finish my running guide for Friday.
Thursday, 24th March 2022
3 hours of writing done.
Friday, 25th March 2022
While unable to sleep on Friday morning, I do 2 hours 34 minutes of writing.
At some point, I do another hour, but I don’t record when.
I finish Sundays autobiographical blog post.
Saturday, 26th March 2022
2 hours of writing done.
Sunday 27th of March 2022
As I have no notes for Sunday, I assume that I did no writing, but I don’t know why.
Afraid
Abashed
Affrighted
Agitated
Aghast
Alarmed
Anxious
Appalled
Apprehensive
Aroused
Blanched
Careful
Cautious
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Have cold feet
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Run scared
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Startled
Stunned
Suspicious
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Terrorised
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Unadventurous
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Uneasy
Unnerved
Upset
Wary
Worried
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Afraid
Abashed
Affrighted
Agitated
Aghast
Alarmed
Anxious
Appalled
Apprehensive
Aroused
Blanched
Careful
Cautious
Chicken
Coward
Cowardly
Cowed
Craven
Daunted
Disconcerted
Discouraged
Disheartened
Dismayed
Disquieted
Distressed
Disturbed
Faint hearted
Fearsome
Frightened
Frozen
Funky
Gutless
Have cold feet
Heedful
Horrified
Horrorstruck
Hysteric
Hysterical
In awe
Intimidated
Jittery
Jumpy
Lily livered
Nervous
Panicked
Panicky
Panic stricken
Perplexed
Perturbed
Phobic
Prudent
Rattled
Run scared
Scared
Scared stiff
Scared to death
Scary
Shocked
Shy
Skittish
Spooked
Startled
Stunned
Suspicious
Terrified
Terrorised
Terror stricken
Timid
Timorous
Trembling
Tremulant
Unadventurous
Unadventurous
Uneasy
Unnerved
Upset
Wary
Worried
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Dictionary Corner
Afraid
The word afraid is an adjective, it means,
-the feeling of fear
-the feeling of anxiety
-to be frightened
-to be worried that something undesirable will occur
-to be worried that something undesirable will be done
-to be unwilling to do something for fear of the consequences
-to be reluctant to do something for fear of the consequences
-to be anxious about the well being of
-to be anxious about the safety of
No
Ban
Black ball
By no means
Con
Decline
Denial
Deterrence
Disallowance
Discouragement
Harley
Ill
Injunction
In no way
Nay
Near
Negation
Negative
Never
Nix
None
Nothing
Nothing doing
No way
No ways
No where near
No wise
On no account
Rebuff
Refusal
Rejection
Repression
Repulse
Turn down
Spurn
Suppression
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
No
Ban
Black ball
By no means
Con
Decline
Denial
Deterrence
Disallowance
Discouragement
Harley
Ill
Injunction
In no way
Nay
Near
Negation
Negative
Never
Nix
None
Nothing
Nothing doing
No way
No ways
No where near
No wise
On no account
Rebuff
Refusal
Rejection
Repression
Repulse
Turn down
Spurn
Suppression
Know
Absorb
Accept
Appreciate
Appreciative
Apprehend
Acquaintance
Assimilate
Awareness
Be acquainted
Be a master of
Be conversant in
Behold
Be informed
Be learned
Be read
Be schooled
Be versed
Catch
Catch on
Catch on to
Cognize
Compass
Comprehend
Conceive
Cotton
Cotton on
Cotton on to
Cotton to
Data
Decipher
Decode
Differentiate
Dig
Digest
Discern
Discriminate
Distinguish
Encounter
Endure
Erudition
Evident
Experience
Expertise
Facts
Familiarity
Fathom
Feel
Feel certain
Follow
Grasp
Get
get the idea
Go through
Have
Have information
Have knowledge of
Information
Intelligence
Intuit
Keep
Ken
Know how
Knowledge
Learn
Landing
Literacy
Lore
Low down
Make
Make out
Meet
News
Notice
On top
Pass
Penetrate
Perceive
Pick up
Pick up on
Pierce
Possess
Prize
Realise
Receive
Recognise
Register
Savvy
Scholarship
Science
See
Sense
Seize
Suffer
Sustain
Take in
Taste
Tumble
Tumble to
Twig
Undergo
Understand
Wisdom
Witness
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Know
Absorb
Accept
Appreciate
Appreciative
Apprehend
Acquaintance
Assimilate
Awareness
Be acquainted
Be a master of
Be conversant in
Behold
Be informed
Be learned
Be read
Be schooled
Be versed
Catch
Catch on
Catch on to
Cognize
Compass
Comprehend
Conceive
Cotton
Cotton on
Cotton on to
Cotton to
Data
Decipher
Decode
Differentiate
Dig
Digest
Discern
Discriminate
Distinguish
Encounter
Endure
Erudition
Evident
Experience
Expertise
Facts
Familiarity
Fathom
Feel
Feel certain
Follow
Grasp
Get
get the idea
Go through
Have
Have information
Have knowledge of
Information
Intelligence
Intuit
Keep
Ken
Know how
Knowledge
Learn
Landing
Literacy
Lore
Low down
Make
Make out
Meet
News
Notice
On top
Pass
Penetrate
Perceive
Pick up
Pick up on
Pierce
Possess
Prize
Realise
Receive
Recognise
Register
Savvy
Scholarship
Science
See
Sense
Seize
Suffer
Sustain
Take in
Taste
Tumble
Tumble to
Twig
Undergo
Understand
Wisdom
Witness
Categories
Dictionary Corner
Know
The word Know is a verb. It means –
– to be aware of through inquiry
– to be aware of through information
– to be aware of through observation
– to have knowledge
– to have knowledge concerning
– to have information
– to have information concerning
– to be absolutely certain
– to be absolutely certain about something
– to be absolutely sure
– to be absolutely sure about something
– to have developed a relationship with
–to have developed a relationship with through meeting
– to have developed a relationship with through investing time
– to have developed a relationship with someone
– to have developed a relationship with someone through meeting them
– to have developed a relationship with someone through spending time with them
– to be familiar with
– to be familiar with someone
– to be familiar with something
– to be acquainted with
– to be acquainted with someone
– to be acquainted with something
– to be friendly with
– to you have a good command off
– to have a good command of a subject
– to have a good command of a language
– to recognise
– to recognise some one
– to recognise something
– to have personal experience of
– to have personal experience of an emotion
– to have personal experience of a situation
– to regards as having a specified characteristic
– to perceive as having a specified characteristic
– to give a particular name
– to give up on a particular name to someone
– to give a particular name to something
– to give a particular title to
– to give a particular title to someone
– to give a particular title to something
– to be able to distinguish a person
– to be able to distinguish a thing
– to be able to distinguish one person from another
– be able to distinguish one thing from another
– to have sexual intercourse with
– I have sexual intercourse with someone
Categories
Commonly Confused Words
Know and No
The word Know is a verb, which means to be acquainted with, to be informed, to recognise, or to understand.
The word no is an adverb, a determiner, and a noun, which means not so, or not to any degree.
Rules to which is correct to use in a sentence
The word Know, is related to the word knowledge.
The word no, is the opposite of the word yes.
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Completed List
Week starting
Monday, 14th March 2022
– Wednesday’s writing journals = 5
– Wednesday’s writing schedules = 5
– Wednesday’s overviews = 5
– Commonly confused words = 2
– Word definitions = 8
–Words do you could use instead of =18
–Friday’s running journals = 4
–Friday’s running schedule = 4
–Friday’s running overview = 4
–Friday running outtakes = 1
– Monthly running plan =1
– Sunday blog posts = 1
Categories
Writing Overview
Week starting
Monday, 14 March 2022
⁃ Owed from last week =0
⁃ Planned hours for this week = 15 hours
⁃ Total hours to do this week = 15 hours
⁃ Extra hours done = 9 hours 3 minutes
⁃ Total done = 24 hours 3 minutes
Categories
Writing Schedule
Week starting
Monday, 14 March 2022
Planned
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Done
Monday – 4 hours
Tuesday – 4hours
Wednesday –1 hour
Thursday – 3 hours 23 minutes
Friday – 4 hours 4 minutes
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – 7 hours 27 minutes
Categories
Writing Journal
Monday, 14th March 2022
On Monday I wrote for 4 hours, split into 2, 2 hour time slots.
I finished,
– Wednesdays writing journal, schedule, and overview.
– 1 commonly confused words post
– 3 words definition posts
– 6 words you could use instead of posts
– Friday’s running journal, schedule, and overview
– Running outtakes post
– Marches running plan.
Tuesday, 15th March 2022
4 hours of writing done today.
Wednesday, 16th March 2022
Only 1 hour of writing done.
Thursday, 17th March 2022
On Thursday I write for 3 hours 23 minutes.
I finish
-1 Sunday blog post
Friday, 18th March 2022
4 hours 4 minutes of writing done.
Saturday, 19th March 2022
Saturdays notes say I took it as a rest day.
Sunday, 20th March 2022
In total I did 7 hours 27 minutes of writing today, because I was behind.
I felt absolutely destroyed both physically and mentally afterwards.
I finished
– 4 Wednesday journal entries, schedules, and overviews.
– 1 commonly confused words
– 5 word definitions
– 12 words you could use instead of
– 3 running journal schedules
Categories
Commonly Confused Words
A helpful rule
ice and ise
Some words in the English language come in noun,verb pairs, that look and sound similar.
For example
Advice and advise
Practice and practise
A noun is a word that functions as the name of a specific object, or object set, such as –
-Creatures
-Places
-Actions
-Qualities
-Ideas
Et cetera
A verb is a doing word, such as,
-An action
-An occurrence.
If you encounter a situation where you don’t know whether you should use a word ending in ice or ise–
For example -advice or advise-
A good rule to help you is to remember that the word ice is a noun.
Noun words in these noun, verb pairs end usual in the noun – ice.
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Though
As a conjunction
About
Admittedly
Admitting
After all
Again
Against
Albeit
Although
Anyway
Anyhow
Any who
Around
Because
Besides
But
Contradictorily
Contrastingly
Contrarily
Contraversive
Conversely
Despite
Except
Excluding
For
Furthermore
Granted
However
Indeed
Instead
Inversely
Meanwhile
Nevertheless
Nonetheless
Only
Opposite lead
Otherwise
Perhaps
Random
Regardless
Still
Supposing
Then
What ever
When
Whereas
While
Whilst
Yet
Unfortunately
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Although
As a conjunction
About
Admittedly
Admitting
After all
Again
Against
Albeit
Anyway
Anyhow
Any who
Around
Because
Besides
But
Contradictorily
Contrastingly
Contrarily
Contraversive
Conversely
Despite
Except
Excluding
For
Furthermore
Granted
However
Indeed
Instead
Inversely
Meanwhile
Nevertheless
Nonetheless
Only
Opposite lead
Otherwise
Perhaps
Random
Regardless
Still
Supposing
Then
Though
What ever
When
Whereas
While
Whilst
Yet
Unfortunately
Thought
(As a noun and/or verb – Exhaustive)
Abstraction
Accept
Account
Advisement
Agonising
Allowed
Anticipation
Apprehension
Assumed
Assumption
Attention
Belief
Believed
Brainchild
Brainwave
Brainwork
Brainstorm
Caprice
Cerebration
Cogitation
Cognition
conceived
Conceit
Conceit
Concluded
Concluding
Conclusion
Conjecture
Considered
Consideration
Considering
Contemplation
Conviction
Debate
Discerning
Deduce
Deducing
Deduction
Deemed
Deliberation
Delusion
Depended
Deriving
Esteemed
Fancy
Felt
Figured
Freak
Guess
Guessed
Hallucination
Heed
Held
Hesitation
Hunch
Hypothesis
Idea
Ideation
Including
Illusion
Image
Imagined
Impression
Indecision
Inferred
Inferring
Inspiration
Intellection
Introspection
Intuition
Judged
Judging
Kink
Knowing
Logic
Meditation
Minds eye
Musing
Notion
Observation
Perceived
Perceiving
Perception
Phantasm
Picture
Pondering
Preconception
Prejudice
Premeditation
Premonition
Prepossession
Presentiment
Presumed
Presupposed
Rationalisation
Rationalising
Realising
Reasoning
Reckoned
Reflection
Regard
Regarded
Relied
Rumination
Scrutiny
Seeing
Speculation
Study
Supposed
Supposition
Surmise
Surmised
Theorisation
Theory
Thinking
Trusted
Understanding
Vagary
Viewed
Whim
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Thought
(As a noun and/or verb – Exhaustive)
Abstraction
Accept
Account
Advisement
Agonising
Allowed
Anticipation
Apprehension
Assumed
Assumption
Attention
Belief
Believed
Brainchild
Brainwave
Brainwork
Brainstorm
Caprice
Cerebration
Cogitation
Cognition
conceived
Conceit
Conceit
Concluded
Concluding
Conclusion
Conjecture
Considered
Consideration
Considering
Contemplation
Conviction
Debate
Discerning
Deduce
Deducing
Deduction
Deemed
Deliberation
Delusion
Depended
Deriving
Esteemed
Fancy
Felt
Figured
Freak
Guess
Guessed
Hallucination
Heed
Held
Hesitation
Hunch
Hypothesis
Idea
Ideation
Including
Illusion
Image
Imagined
Impression
Indecision
Inferred
Inferring
Inspiration
Intellection
Introspection
Intuition
Judged
Judging
Kink
Knowing
Logic
Meditation
Minds eye
Musing
Notion
Observation
Perceived
Perceiving
Perception
Phantasm
Picture
Pondering
Preconception
Prejudice
Premeditation
Premonition
Prepossession
Presentiment
Presumed
Presupposed
Rationalisation
Rationalising
Realising
Reasoning
Reckoned
Reflection
Regard
Regarded
Relied
Rumination
Scrutiny
Seeing
Speculation
Study
Supposed
Supposition
Surmise
Surmised
Theorisation
Theory
Thinking
Trusted
Understanding
Vagary
Viewed
Whim
Thought
As a verb
Accept
Allowed
Assumed
Believed
Conceived
Concluded
Considered
Deduced
Deemed
Depended
Esteemed
Felt
Figures
Guessed
Held
Imagined
Inferred
Judged
Perceived
Presumed
Proposed
Reckoned
Regarded
Relied
Supposedly
Surmised
Trusted
Viewed
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Thought
As a verb
Accept
Allowed
Assumed
Believed
Conceived
Concluded
Considered
Deduced
Deemed
Depended
Esteemed
Felt
Figures
Guessed
Held
Imagined
Inferred
Judged
Perceived
Presumed
Proposed
Reckoned
Regarded
Relied
Supposedly
Surmised
Trusted
Viewed
Categories
Dictionary Corner
Thought
The word thought is both a noun and a verb.
As a noun
As a noun, the word thought means,
-An idea produced by thinking
-An opinion produced by thinking
-An idea occurring suddenly in the mind
-An opinion occurring suddenly in the mind
-An act of considering
-An act of remembering
-An act of considering someone
-An act of considering something
-An act of remembering someone
-An act of remembering something
-An intention
-A hope
-An idea
-An intention of doing something
-An intention of receiving something
-A hope of doing something
-A hope of receiving something
-An idea of doing something
-An idea of receiving something
-The action of thinking
-The process of thinking
-The formation of opinions – especially as a philosophy or system of ideas
-One’s mind
-Ones attention
-Careful consideration
-Careful attention
-Concern for another’s well being
-Concern for another’s convenience
As a verb
As a verb, the word thought is simply the past tense of the word think.
Advise
Adjure
Admonish
Advance
Advertise
Advocate
Alert
Announce
Announced to
Appraise
Acquaint
Augur
Assure
Back
Bat
Bat around
Beg
Bode
Brief
Catch up
Caution
Certify
Champion
Charge
Chee over
Clear
Clue
Clue in
Coach
Commend
Confab
Confabulate
Confer
Consult
Convince
Counsel
Debate
Deliberate
Direct
Disabuse
Disclose
Disclose to
Discuss
Disenchant
Dissolution
Dispute
Dissuade
Educate
Encourage
Enjoin
Enlighten
Exhort
Familiarise
Favour
Fill in
Forebode
Forecast
Foreshadow
Foretell
Foretoken
Forewarn
Give a pointer
Give a tip
Guide
Harbinger
Hash
Harsh over
Hip
Implore
Induce
Inform
Instruct
Keep someone posted
Kick
Kick around
Lead
Lecture
Let someone know
Level with
Mentor
Misinform
Mislead
Moot
Move
Notify
Offer
Opine
Parley
Persuade
Prevail
Prevail upon
Pilot
Point out
Portend
Preach
Predict
Prepare
Prestage
Prescribe
Prognosticate
Prompt
Propose
Put a bug in ear
Put in to cents
Reassure
Recommend
Refer
Refer to
Rehash
School
Shepherd
Show
Steer
Submit
Suggest
Talk
Talk into
Talk over
Teacher
Tell
Tip
Tip off
Tout
Treat
Tutor
Undeceive
Update
Urge
Ventilate
Verse
Wake
Warn
Warrant
Wise
Wise up
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Advise
Adjure
Admonish
Advance
Advertise
Advocate
Alert
Announce
Announced to
Appraise
Acquaint
Augur
Assure
Back
Bat
Bat around
Beg
Bode
Brief
Catch up
Caution
Certify
Champion
Charge
Chee over
Clear
Clue
Clue in
Coach
Commend
Confab
Confabulate
Confer
Consult
Convince
Counsel
Debate
Deliberate
Direct
Disabuse
Disclose
Disclose to
Discuss
Disenchant
Dissolution
Dispute
Dissuade
Educate
Encourage
Enjoin
Enlighten
Exhort
Familiarise
Favour
Fill in
Forebode
Forecast
Foreshadow
Foretell
Foretoken
Forewarn
Give a pointer
Give a tip
Guide
Harbinger
Hash
Harsh over
Hip
Implore
Induce
Inform
Instruct
Keep someone posted
Kick
Kick around
Lead
Lecture
Let someone know
Level with
Mentor
Misinform
Mislead
Moot
Move
Notify
Offer
Opine
Parley
Persuade
Prevail
Prevail upon
Pilot
Point out
Portend
Preach
Predict
Prepare
Prestage
Prescribe
Prognosticate
Prompt
Propose
Put a bug in ear
Put in to cents
Reassure
Recommend
Refer
Refer to
Rehash
School
Shepherd
Show
Steer
Submit
Suggest
Talk
Talk into
Talk over
Teacher
Tell
Tip
Tip off
Tout
Treat
Tutor
Undeceive
Update
Urge
Ventilate
Verse
Wake
Warn
Warrant
Wise
Wise up
Advice
Adjuration
Admonishment
Admonition
Advisement
Advocacy
Aid
Alarm
Announcement
Answer
Assistance
Brief
Bulletin
Caution
Cautioning
Charge
Coaching
Communication
Consideration
Correspondence
Counsel
Data
Direction
Directions
Dispatch
Dissuasion
Encouragement
exhortation
Expostulation
Feedback
Forewarning
Gossip
Guidance
Help
Hint
Info
Information
Injunction
Imput
Instruction
Intelligence
Item
Interference
Judgement
Lecture
Lesson
Lowdown
Meddling
Message
Mentoring
Moralising
News
Observation
Opinion
Pointer
Pontificating
preaching
Prescription
Priming
Prompting
Proposing
Proposition
Recommendation
Remonstrance
Reportage
Rumour
Scoop
Sermon
Solution
Speech
Steer
Story
Suggestion
Tale
Tattle
Teaching
Telltale
Thought
Tidbit
Tidings
Tip
Tip off
Tutoring
Two cents worth
Urging
Verdict
View
Warning
Word
Word to the wise
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Advice
Adjuration
Admonishment
Admonition
Advisement
Advocacy
Aid
Alarm
Announcement
Answer
Assistance
Brief
Bulletin
Caution
Cautioning
Charge
Coaching
Communication
Consideration
Correspondence
Counsel
Data
Direction
Directions
Dispatch
Dissuasion
Encouragement
exhortation
Expostulation
Feedback
Forewarning
Gossip
Guidance
Help
Hint
Info
Information
Injunction
Imput
Instruction
Intelligence
Item
Interference
Judgement
Lecture
Lesson
Lowdown
Meddling
Message
Mentoring
Moralising
News
Observation
Opinion
Pointer
Pontificating
preaching
Prescription
Priming
Prompting
Proposing
Proposition
Recommendation
Remonstrance
Reportage
Rumour
Scoop
Sermon
Solution
Speech
Steer
Story
Suggestion
Tale
Tattle
Teaching
Telltale
Thought
Tidbit
Tidings
Tip
Tip off
Tutoring
Two cents worth
Urging
Verdict
View
Warning
Word
Word to the wise
Categories
Commonly Confused Words
Advice and Advise
The word advice is a noun, which means,
-An opinion
-Guidance
-Recommendations
-information
Given in regards to future action.
The word advice, is a verb, which means the act of,
-Giving
-Taking
Advice.
Theses two words should not be used interchangeably.
As I could not find, or think of, a good method of remembering whether advice or advise is the correct word to use in a sentence, I will leave you with the best method I found which is –
“Take the ice.”
Advice, is a noun, which ends in the noun ice.
Ice, is a thing.
If you’re talking about, or referring to, the actual information being given, or received, that too is a thing, so use advice.
If you are talking about, or referring to, the action of giving or receiving information, as in “take,” it’s advise, that you should use.
Categories
Dictionary Corner
Advise
The word advice is a verb, it means –
-To offer advice about the best course of action to someone
-Recommend
-Inform about a fact
-Inform about a situation
-Inform about a fact in a formal way
-Inform about a situation in a formal way
-Inform about a fact in an official way
-Inform about a situation in an official way
-Inform someone about a fact
-Inform someone about a situation
-Inform someone about a fact in a formal way
-inform someone about a situation in a formal way
-Inform someone about a fact in an official way
-Inform someone about a situation in an official way
Categories
Dictionary Corner
Advice
The word advice is a noun, it means –
-Guidance offered with regards to prudent future actions
-Recommendations offered in regards to prudent future actions
-A formal notice of financial transactions
-Information
-News
Categories
Writing Overview
Planned = 15 hours
Owed = 3 hours
Total = 18 hours
Done = 21 hours 4 minutes
Categories
Writing Schedule
Planned
Monday – 3 hours +1 hour
Tuesday – 3 hours +1 hour
Wednesday – 3 hours +1 hour
Thursday –3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Actually done
Monday – 2 hours
Tuesday – 2 hours 20 minutes
Wednesday – 3 hours 41 minutes
Thursday – 3 hours 44 minutes
Friday – 2 hours 40 minutes
Saturday – 5 hours 47 minutes
Sunday – 5 hours 37 minutes
Categories
Writing Journal
Monday 7th March 2022
2 hours writing from midnight until 2 am (again). Worked on Wednesday’s post.
Tuesday 8th March 2022
2 hours 20 minutes, researching sports bra.
Wednesday 9th March 2022
Wrote for 3 hours 41 minutes.
Thursday 10th March 2022
3 hours 44 minutes writing done.
Friday 11th of March 2022
2 hours 40 minutes, worked on Sunday blog post.
Saturday 12th of March 2022
5 hours 47 minutes working on Sunday blog post.
Sunday 13th of March 2022
4 hours 37 minutes writing done. Notes are an undecipherable mess.
Answer
Abide by
Accomplish
Accord
Achieve
Acknowledge
Acknowledgement
Agree
Align
Aline
Antiphon
Assume
Back cap
Back lash
Back talk
Banter
Break
Bring about
Bring off
Carry out
Check
Chord
Cohere
Coincide
Clear
Clear up
Close
Clue
Comeback
Comment
Commit
Communicate
Communication
Complete
Comply
Comply with
Compass
Comport
Conclude
Conclusion
Conform
Conjecture
Cooler
Correspond
Correspondence
Consist
Consummate
Counter
Counterclaim
Counter reaction
Counter response
Crack
Decide
Decipher
Decode
Deduce
Defence
Defend
Deny
Determine
Devine
Discharge
Disclosure
Dope
Dope out
Dovetail
Echo
Effect
Elucidation
Equal
Execute
Explain
Explanation
Fall in with
Feedback
Field
Figure out
Finalise
Finish
Fill
Fit
Follow through
Follow through with
Fulfil
Gather
Go harmonise
Guess
Guff
Jibe
Judge
Justification
Keep
Key
Kick back
Line up
Lip
Make
Make good
Make good on
Match
Meet
Non sequitur
Observation
Parallel
Parting shot
Pay dirt
Perfect
Perform
Persiflage
Plea
Presume
Puzzle out
QuickFix
React
Reaction
Reason
Rebut
Rebuttal
Recoil
Redeem
Reflex
Refute
Refutation
Register
Rejoin
Rejoinder
Repartee
Replication
Reply
Report
Remark
Resolution
Resolve
Response
Respond
Result
Return
Retort
Revulsion
Rhetorical Question
Rhyme
Riddle
Rime
Rise
Satisfy
Solution
Solve
Sort
Speculate
Square
Straighten
Straighten out
Take
Tally
Thank you note
The ticket
Topping
Unravel
Unriddle
Unscramble
Untangle
Untie
Vindication
Wisecrack
Work
Workout
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Answer
Abide by
Accomplish
Accord
Achieve
Acknowledge
Acknowledgement
Agree
Align
Aline
Antiphon
Assume
Back cap
Back lash
Back talk
Banter
Break
Bring about
Bring off
Carry out
Check
Chord
Cohere
Coincide
Clear
Clear up
Close
Clue
Comeback
Comment
Commit
Communicate
Communication
Complete
Comply
Comply with
Compass
Comport
Conclude
Conclusion
Conform
Conjecture
Cooler
Correspond
Correspondence
Consist
Consummate
Counter
Counterclaim
Counter reaction
Counter response
Crack
Decide
Decipher
Decode
Deduce
Defence
Defend
Deny
Determine
Devine
Discharge
Disclosure
Dope
Dope out
Dovetail
Echo
Effect
Elucidation
Equal
Execute
Explain
Explanation
Fall in with
Feedback
Field
Figure out
Finalise
Finish
Fill
Fit
Follow through
Follow through with
Fulfil
Gather
Go harmonise
Guess
Guff
Jibe
Judge
Justification
Keep
Key
Kick back
Line up
Lip
Make
Make good
Make good on
Match
Meet
Non sequitur
Observation
Parallel
Parting shot
Pay dirt
Perfect
Perform
Persiflage
Plea
Presume
Puzzle out
QuickFix
React
Reaction
Reason
Rebut
Rebuttal
Recoil
Redeem
Reflex
Refute
Refutation
Register
Rejoin
Rejoinder
Repartee
Replication
Reply
Report
Remark
Resolution
Resolve
Response
Respond
Result
Return
Retort
Revulsion
Rhetorical Question
Rhyme
Riddle
Rime
Rise
Satisfy
Solution
Solve
Sort
Speculate
Square
Straighten
Straighten out
Take
Tally
Thank you note
The ticket
Topping
Unravel
Unriddle
Unscramble
Untangle
Untie
Vindication
Wisecrack
Work
Workout
Categories
The definition of the word…
Answer
The word answer is both a noun and a verb.
As a noun
As a noun the word answer means,
-A thing that is said as a reaction to a statement
-A thing that is said as a reaction to a situation
-A thing that is written as a reaction to a statement
-A thing that is written as reaction to a situation
-A thing that is done in reaction to a statement
-A thing that is done in reaction to a situation
-A thing that is said in reaction to a quiz
-A thing that is written in reaction to a quiz
-A solution to a problem
-A solution to a dilemma
-A person that is regarded as the equivalent to a better known one from another place
-A thing that is regarded as the equivalent to a better known one from another place.
As a verb
As a verb The word answer means, to,
-Say something as a reaction to someone
-To say something as a reaction to something
-Write something as a reaction to someone
-Write something as a reaction to something
-Provide the required response to a question on a test
-Provide the required response to a question on a quiz
-Defend oneself against an accusation
-Defend oneself against criticism
-Defend oneself against a charge
-Act in reaction to a sound (such as a phone ringing, or a knock on a door)
-Be suitable for fulfilling (a need)
-Satisfy.
Weeks 5 to 8
2022 started out as a complete disaster when it came to note taking, so I decided, as you have probably noticed, to strip it back to the bare minimum, then start to build it back up.
This means that at this point, the only thing that I was consistently achieving (if you don’t count forgetting to start my timer) is taking notes of how long I wrote for.
I failed on everything else, including my goal of writing for three hours a day, five days a week.
Week 1
31st March 22
Done 18 hours 27 minutes
Week 2
7th February 2022
Done 7 hours 45 minutes
Week 3
14th February 2022
Done 19 hours 11 minutes
Week 4
21st February 2022
Done 14 hours 10 minutes
Total hours done -59 hours 33 minutes
Owed -27 minutes
Have
As a noun
Billionaire
Capitalist
Deep pocket
Fat cat
Gazillionaier
Heir
Heiress
Jetsetter
Millionaire
Money
Moneybags
Money maker
Money spinner
Multibillionaire
Multimillionaire
Tycoon
Zillionaire
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Have
As a noun
Billionaire
Capitalist
Deep pocket
Fat cat
Gazillionaier
Heir
Heiress
Jetsetter
Millionaire
Money
Moneybags
Money maker
Money spinner
Multibillionaire
Multimillionaire
Tycoon
Zillionaire
Have
As a verb
Exhaustive list
Abase
Abide
Accept
Accord
Accede
Accede to
Adopt
Admit
Agree
Agree to
Allow
Allure
Acquiesce
Acquiesced to
Aquire
Annex
Ascent
Ascent to
Assimilate
Bait
Bamboozle
Bear
Beget
Beguile
Birth
Bleed
Bluff
boast
Bow
Bow to
Breed
Bribe
Brood
Brood about
Brood over
Brook
Buffalo
Bum
Buy
Calve
Capitulate
Capitulate to
Carry
Catch
Chalk up
Keep
Cherish
Cheat
Cherish
Cleave
Cling
Cling to
Command
Commission
Compass
Con
Concede
Concede to
Condone
Corner
Corrupt
Countenance
Cozen
Cultivate
Debase
Debauchery
Deceive
Defile
Defraud
Degrade
Deliver
Delude
Demean
Deprave
Diddle
Digest
Dishonour
Do a number on
Drop
Dupe
Embrace
Encounter
Endure
Enjoy
Entertain
Entice
Euchre
Express
Fake out
Father
Feel
Flatter
Fleece
Flimflam
Fix
Fixing
Fix on
Fix it upon
Fool
Foster
Gaff
Gain
Gammon
Generate
Get
Get hands on
Get a hold of
Give birth to
Give in
Give into
Go
Go through
Grant
Green light
Gull
Hang onto
Harbour
Having hand
Have on
Hoax
Hog
Hold
Hold on to
Hoodwink
Hug
Humbug
Hustle
Induce
Juggle
Keep
Kid
Know
Labor
Land
Latch
Latch on
Latch on to
Lead on
Lead one down the garden path
Licence
License
Lock up
Lure
Maintain
Meet
Misguided
Misinform
Mislead
Mother
Motivate
Multiply
Mulct
Nurse
Nurture
Obsess
Obsess about
Obsess Over
Obtain
Occupy
Ok
Okay
Own
Pass
Pay off
Permit
Pass
Pay off
Permit
Persuade
Pervert
Pick up
Poison
Possess
Preserve
Procure
Produce
Profrane
Propagate
Prostitute
Provoke
Pull ones leg
Pull the wool over ones eyes
Put on
Ratify
Receive
Rejoice
Remember
Reproduce
Retain
Rook
Sanction
Secure
See
Seduce
Short change
Shoulder
Show
Show off
Sit on
Skin
snare
Snooker
Snow
Spawn
Spoof
Sport
Spur
Square
Squeeze
Stand
Stand for
Stick
Stick out
Stick to
Stimulate
Stomach
String
String along
Submit
Submit to
Subvert
Succumb
Succumb to
Sucker
Suck in
Support
Surrender
Surrender to
Sustain
Swallow
Sweat out
Swindle
Taint
Take
Take in
Tamper
Tamper with
Taste
Tease
Teem with
Tempt
Tolerate
Trap
Treasure
Trick
Undergo
Warp
Welcome
Witness
Withhold
Yield
Yield too
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Have
As a verb
Exhaustive list
Abase
Abide
Accept
Accord
Accede
Accede to
Adopt
Admit
Agree
Agree to
Allow
Allure
Acquiesce
Acquiesced to
Aquire
Annex
Ascent
Ascent to
Assimilate
Bait
Bamboozle
Bear
Beget
Beguile
Birth
Bleed
Bluff
boast
Bow
Bow to
Breed
Bribe
Brood
Brood about
Brood over
Brook
Buffalo
Bum
Buy
Calve
Capitulate
Capitulate to
Carry
Catch
Chalk up
Keep
Cherish
Cheat
Cherish
Cleave
Cling
Cling to
Command
Commission
Compass
Con
Concede
Concede to
Condone
Corner
Corrupt
Countenance
Cozen
Cultivate
Debase
Debauchery
Deceive
Defile
Defraud
Degrade
Deliver
Delude
Demean
Deprave
Diddle
Digest
Dishonour
Do a number on
Drop
Dupe
Embrace
Encounter
Endure
Enjoy
Entertain
Entice
Euchre
Express
Fake out
Father
Feel
Flatter
Fleece
Flimflam
Fix
Fixing
Fix on
Fix it upon
Fool
Foster
Gaff
Gain
Gammon
Generate
Get
Get hands on
Get a hold of
Give birth to
Give in
Give into
Go
Go through
Grant
Green light
Gull
Hang onto
Harbour
Having hand
Have on
Hoax
Hog
Hold
Hold on to
Hoodwink
Hug
Humbug
Hustle
Induce
Juggle
Keep
Kid
Know
Labor
Land
Latch
Latch on
Latch on to
Lead on
Lead one down the garden path
Licence
License
Lock up
Lure
Maintain
Meet
Misguided
Misinform
Mislead
Mother
Motivate
Multiply
Mulct
Nurse
Nurture
Obsess
Obsess about
Obsess Over
Obtain
Occupy
Ok
Okay
Own
Pass
Pay off
Permit
Pass
Pay off
Permit
Persuade
Pervert
Pick up
Poison
Possess
Preserve
Procure
Produce
Profrane
Propagate
Prostitute
Provoke
Pull ones leg
Pull the wool over ones eyes
Put on
Ratify
Receive
Rejoice
Remember
Reproduce
Retain
Rook
Sanction
Secure
See
Seduce
Short change
Shoulder
Show
Show off
Sit on
Skin
snare
Snooker
Snow
Spawn
Spoof
Sport
Spur
Square
Squeeze
Stand
Stand for
Stick
Stick out
Stick to
Stimulate
Stomach
String
String along
Submit
Submit to
Subvert
Succumb
Succumb to
Sucker
Suck in
Support
Surrender
Surrender to
Sustain
Swallow
Sweat out
Swindle
Taint
Take
Take in
Tamper
Tamper with
Taste
Tease
Teem with
Tempt
Tolerate
Trap
Treasure
Trick
Undergo
Warp
Welcome
Witness
Withhold
Yield
Yield too
Categories
Dialogue you can use instead of the word…
Have
As a verb
Excluding those for reproduction, deception, and criminal influence
Abide
Accept
Accord
Accede
Accede to
Adopt
Admit
Agree
Agreed to
Allow
Acquiesce
Acquiesce to
Acquire
Annex
Assent
Assent to
Assimilate
Bear
Boast
Bow
Bow to
Brood
Brood about
brood over
Brook
Capitulate
Capitulate to
Carry
Catch
Chalk up
Cherish
Cleave
Cleave to
Cling
Cling to
Command
Commission
Compass
Concede
Concede to
Condon
Consent
Consent to
Corner
Countenance
Cultivate
Deliver
Digest
Embrace
Encounter
Endure
Enjoy
Entertain
Express
Feel
Fix
Fixate on
Fixate upon
Foster
Gain
Generate
Get
Get hands on
Get hold of
Give in
Give in to
Go through
Grant
Green light
Hang on to
Harbour
Have in hand
Hog
Hold
Hold onto
Hug
Induce
Keep
Know
Land
Latch
Latch on to
Licence
License
Lock up
Maintain
Meet
Motivate
Obsess
Obsess about
Obsess over
Obtain
Occupy
Ok
Okay
Own
Pass
Permit
Persuade
Pick up
possess
Preserve
Procure
Produce
Propagate
Ratify
Receive
Rejoice
Remember
Retain
Sanction
See
Shoulder
Show
Show off
Sit on
Sport
Stand
Stand for
Stick
Stick out
Stick to
Stomach
Submit
Submit
Submit to
Succumb
Succumb to
Suffer
Support
Surrender
Surrender to
Sustain
Swallow
Sweat out
Take
Take in
Taste
teem with
Tolerate
Treasure
Undergo
Welcome
Witness
Withhold
Yield
Yield to
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Words you can use instead of the word…
Have
As a verb
Excluding those for reproduction, deception, and criminal influence
Abide
Accept
Accord
Accede
Accede to
Adopt
Admit
Agree
Agreed to
Allow
Acquiesce
Acquiesce to
Acquire
Annex
Assent
Assent to
Assimilate
Bear
Boast
Bow
Bow to
Brood
Brood about
brood over
Brook
Capitulate
Capitulate to
Carry
Catch
Chalk up
Cherish
Cleave
Cleave to
Cling
Cling to
Command
Commission
Compass
Concede
Concede to
Condon
Consent
Consent to
Corner
Countenance
Cultivate
Deliver
Digest
Embrace
Encounter
Endure
Enjoy
Entertain
Express
Feel
Fix
Fixate on
Fixate upon
Foster
Gain
Generate
Get
Get hands on
Get hold of
Give in
Give in to
Go through
Grant
Green light
Hang on to
Harbour
Have in hand
Hog
Hold
Hold onto
Hug
Induce
Keep
Know
Land
Latch
Latch on to
Licence
License
Lock up
Maintain
Meet
Motivate
Obsess
Obsess about
Obsess over
Obtain
Occupy
Ok
Okay
Own
Pass
Permit
Persuade
Pick up
possess
Preserve
Procure
Produce
Propagate
Ratify
Receive
Rejoice
Remember
Retain
Sanction
See
Shoulder
Show
Show off
Sit on
Sport
Stand
Stand for
Stick
Stick out
Stick to
Stomach
Submit
Submit
Submit to
Succumb
Succumb to
Suffer
Support
Surrender
Surrender to
Sustain
Swallow
Sweat out
Take
Take in
Taste
teem with
Tolerate
Treasure
Undergo
Welcome
Witness
Withhold
Yield
Yield to
Have
As a verb
Specifically when referring to criminally influencing a person, or thing, or being criminally influenced
Abase
Allure
Bait
Beguile
Bribe
Buy
Corrupt
Debase
Debauch
Defile
Degrade
Demean
Deprive
Dishonour
Entice
Fix
Flatter
Goad
Induce
Lead on
Lure
Motivate
Payoff
Persuade
Pervert
Poison
profane
Prostitute
Provoke
Seduce
Snare
Spur
Square
Stimulate
Subvert
Take
Taint
Tamper
Tamper with
Trap
Warp
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Word you can use instead of the word…
Have
As a verb
Specifically when referring to criminally influencing a person, or thing, or being criminally influenced
Abase
Allure
Bait
Beguile
Bribe
Buy
Corrupt
Debase
Debauch
Defile
Degrade
Demean
Deprive
Dishonour
Entice
Fix
Flatter
Goad
Induce
Lead on
Lure
Motivate
Payoff
Persuade
Pervert
Poison
profane
Prostitute
Provoke
Seduce
Snare
Spur
Square
Stimulate
Subvert
Take
Taint
Tamper
Tamper with
Trap
Warp
Have
As a verb
Specifically when referring to deceiving, or being deceived
Bamboozle
Beguile
Bleed
Bluff
Buffalo
Bum
Catch
Cheat
Chisel
Con
Cozen
Deceive
Defraud
Delude
Diddle
Do a number on
Dupe
Euchre
Fake
Fleece
Flimflam
Fool
Gaff
Gammon
Gull
Have on
Hoax
Hoodwink
Humbug
Hustle
Juggle
Kid
Lead down the garden path
Pull one’s leg
Pull the wall over one’s eyes
Put on
Misguided
Mislead
Misinform
Mulct
Room
Short change
Skin
Snooker
Snow
Spoof
Squeeze
Stick
String
String along
Sucker
Suck in
Swindle
Take in
Tease
Trick
Categories
Words you can use instead of the word…
Have
As a verb
Specifically when referring to deceiving, or being deceived
Bamboozle
Beguile
Bleed
Bluff
Buffalo
Bum
Catch
Cheat
Chisel
Con
Cozen
Deceive
Defraud
Delude
Diddle
Do a number on
Dupe
Euchre
Fake
Fleece
Flimflam
Fool
Gaff
Gammon
Gull
Have on
Hoax
Hoodwink
Humbug
Hustle
Juggle
Kid
Lead down the garden path
Pull one’s leg
Pull the wall over one’s eyes
Put on
Misguided
Mislead
Misinform
Mulct
Room
Short change
Skin
Snooker
Snow
Spoof
Squeeze
Stick
String
String along
Sucker
Suck in
Swindle
Take in
Tease
Trick
Have
As a verb
Specifically when referring to reproduction
Bear
Beget
Birth
Breed
Calve
Deliver
Drop
Father
Generate
Get
Mother
Multiply
Produce
Reproduce
Sire
Spawn
Categories
Words you can use instead of the word…
Have
As a verb
Specifically when referring to reproduction
Bear
Beget
Birth
Breed
Calve
Deliver
Drop
Father
Generate
Get
Mother
Multiply
Produce
Reproduce
Sire
Spawn
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Commonly Confused Words
Have and Of
The reason that the words have an of are commonly confused, is because the word of sounds like the contracted version of the word have, which is ‘ve
For example,
-Should of
-Could of
-Would of
-May of
-Might of
-Must of
Are all incorrect use of the word of.
It should actually be,
Should’ve – meaning should have
Would’ve – meaning would have
Could’ve – meaning could have
Might’ve – meaning might have
May’ve – meaning may have
Must’ve – meaning must have
Try to remember that it is never correct to say,
should of
Would of
Could of
May of
Might of
Must of
However this is not an exhaustive list of all the incorrect uses of the word of, which is why I have tried to come up with a rule to help you if you are stuck.
The simplest way I can personally think of to remember this rule is to ask yourself, if you, or the person you’re referring to, had, or did, do the thing you are referring to, would you have said I’ve or they’ve, meaning I have or they have?
If so then you should be using the word have not the word of.
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Dictionary Corner
Of
The word of it is a preposition.
It is used to express,
-The relationship between a part and a whole
-The relationship between a scale and a value
-The relationship between a measurement and a value
-An age
-The relationship between a general category and the thing being specified which belongs to such a category
-The relationship between a general type and the thing being specified which belongs to such a category
-The relationship between an artist and their works collectively
-The relationship between an author and their work collectively
-The relationship between a composer and their works collectively
-A cause
And to indicate
-An association between two entities – typically one of belonging in which the first is the head of the sentence and the second is associated with it
The relationship of a verb and an indirect object.
It can be used to,
-Follow a noun derived from a verb
-Following a noun related to a thing
Or be followed by
-A noun expressing the subject of the verb underlying the first noun
-A noun expressing the object of the verb underlying the first noun
As well as
-Where the head of the phrase is a predictive adjective
-With a verb expressing a mental state.
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Dictionary Corner
Have
The word have is a noun and a verb.
As a noun
As a noun the word have means,
-People with plenty of money
-People plenty of possessions
As well as
-Swindle.
As an adverb
As an adverb the word have means to,
-Possess
-Hold
-Own
-Possess as a characteristic
-Possess as a feature
-Possess a quality
-To be made up of
-To be comprised of
-To possess as an intellectual attainment
-Know
-Know a subject
-Know a language
-Have gained
-Have gained qualification
-Show a personal attribute by one’s actions
-Show a person attribute by one’s attitude
-Show a personal quality by one’s actions
-Show a personal quality by one’s attitude
-Suffer from
-Suffer from an element
-From a disability
-From an illness
-Experience
-Undergo
-Suffer from the specified action happening
-Suffer what is being done
-Experience the specified action happening
-Experience what is being done
-Let come into one’s mind
-Let a feeling come into one’s mind
-Let a thought come into one’s mind
-Hold in the mind
-Be able to make use of
-Be able to make use of something available
-Be able to make use of something at one’s disposal
-Provide oneself with
-Provide oneself with something
-Indulge oneself
-Indulge oneself with something
-Perform the action indicated by the noun
-Find it necessary to do the specific thing
-Be obligated to do the specific thing
-Be strongly recommended to do something
-Organise
-Bring about
-Cause to be in a particular condition
-Exercise towards another person
-Show towards another person
-Invite someone into one’s home to provide care
-Invite someone inside someone’s home to provide entertainment
-Take someone into one’s home to provide care
-Take into some take someone into one’s home to provide entertainment
-Arrange for someone to do something
-Tell someone to do something
-Cause something to be done to one by someone else
-Have put someone at a disadvantage in an argument
-Deceive someone
-Cheat someone
-Eat
-Drink
-Have sex with someone
-Give birth
-Be due to give birth
It can also mean to be,
-Certain to happen
-Inevitable to happen
-Certain to be the case
-Inevitable to be the case
And can be used to,
-Indicate a particular relationship
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Writing Overview
Planned = 15 hours
Owed = 4 hours
Total =19 hours
Done= 16 hours
Owed= 3 hours
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Writing Schedule
Planned
Monday – 3 hours +1 hour
Tuesday – 3 hours +1 hour
Wednesday – 3 hours +1 hour
Thursday – 3 hours +1 hour
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Actually done
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 4 hours
Wednesday – 4 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – 0
Sunday – 0
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Writing Journal
Monday 28th February 2022
3 hours of writing done.
Tuesday 1st March 2022
2 hours 30 minutes of writing done.
Completed all Wednesday and Friday’s post.
Plus 1 hour 30 minutes trying to sort out Saturdays post.
Total hours done = 4 hours
Wednesday second of March 2022
3 hours spent working on my Saturday post. I get hardly anything done because all I have is my mobile phone and mobile data, so it takes me hours just to up load a couple of videos.
Thursday 3rd March 2020
3 hours working on dirty scrabble.
Friday 4th March 2022
3 hours writing done.
Finishing Sundays post and worked on Wednesday’s post.
Saturday 5th March 2022
No writing done.
No notes
Sunday 6th March 2022
No writing done.
No notes.
Less
Beneath
Declined
Deficient
Diminished
Depressed
Except
Excepting
Fewer
Inferior
Junior
Lacking
Lesser
Limited
Little
Lower
Mean
Minor
Minus
Negative
Not as great as
Petty
Reduced
Secondary
Second class
Second rate
Shortened
Shorter
Slighter
Subordinate
Subsidiary
subtracting
Unsubstantial
Wanting
Without
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Words you could use instead of the word…
Less
Beneath
Declined
Deficient
Diminished
Depressed
Except
Excepting
Fewer
Inferior
Junior
Lacking
Lesser
Limited
Little
Lower
Mean
Minor
Minus
Negative
Not as great as
Petty
Reduced
Secondary
Second class
Second rate
Shortened
Shorter
Slighter
Subordinate
Subsidiary
subtracting
Unsubstantial
Wanting
Without
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Words you could use instead of the word…
Fewer
So far, I have found no directly, or closely, exchangeable words to use instead of the word fewer.
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Commonly Confused Words
Fewer and Less
Both the words fewer and less are adjectives, determiners, and pronouns, however the word less is also an adverb and a preposition.
Because the meanings of the words fewer and less are similar in the respect that they inform us that someone, or something, et cetera, is smaller or lower than another or others, they are commonly used interchangeably incorrectly.
The word fewer should be used when you are referring to an amount, and the word less when you are referring to a measurement.
A good way to get this right is to use the word fewer when you can count what is being referred to…
For example
There were fewer people at tonight’s meeting, than at last night’s meeting.
There were fewer apples on today’s delivery, than there were on yesterday’s delivery.
… And to use the word less when you can’t count what is being referred to.
For example
The speaker at tonight’s meeting was less successful at holding the attention of the audience, than the speaker at last night’s meeting was.
This check out is for ten items or less.
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Dictionary Corner
Less
The word less is
-An adverb
-An adjective
-A determiner
-A preposition
-A pronoun
As an adjective
As an adjective, the word less means
As an adverb
As an adverb, the word less means,
-Of lower rank
-Of lower important
-Not so much
-To a small extent
As a determiner
As a determiner, the word less means,
-A smaller amount of
-Not as much as
As a preposition
As a preposition, the word less means,
-Before subtracting something
-Minus
As a pronoun
As a pronoun, the word less means
-A smaller amount of something
-A smaller quantity of something
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Dictionary Corner
Fewer
The word fewer is
-An adjective
-A determiner
-A pronoun
As an adjective and a determiner
As an adjective and a determiner, the word fewer means,
-a smaller number of
And can be used to
-emphasise how small a number is
As a pronoun
As a pronoun, the word fewer means
-A smaller number of people
-A small number of things
And can be used to emphasise
-how small a number of people are
-how small a number of things are
Question
Absorb
Affair
Analyse
Annoying
Argument
Assimilate
Ask
Basis
Beat one’s brain out
Beat one’s brain out about
Believe
Besiege
Body
Bombard
Bottom
Brood
Brood about
Brood over
Brainteaser
Bulk
Burden
Call
Call in question
Call into question
Canvas
Catechism
Catechise
Cavil
Censure
Centrepiece
Challenge
Chew on
Chew over
Cogitate
Combat
Complaint
Compunction
Conceive
Conclude
Conflict
Core
Consider
Consideration
Contemplate
Content
Contest
Conundrum
Cross examine
Cross question
Cudgel one’s brain
Cudgels ones brain about
Crux
Debate
Debrief
Defiance
Deliberate
Demur
Demurral
Demurrer
Difficulty
Digest
Disbelief
Discount
Discredit
Disobedience
Dispute
Dissent
Distrust
Distrustfulness
Doubt
Drink
Drink in
Dubiety
Dubitation
Dwell
Dwell on
Dwell upon
Entertain
Essence
Essential
Essentiality
Explore
Exploration
Expostulation
Fight
Fret
Fret about
Fret over
Fundamental
Fuss
Generality
Gist
Give the third degree to
Grill
Grist
Harass
Hassle
Heart
Hound
Idea
Impeach
Incertitude
Indetermination
Inquest
Inquire
Inquire of
Inquiring
Inquiry
Inquisition
Inspect
Interrogate
Interrogating
Interrogation
Interrogative
Interrogatory
Investigation
Issue
Kickabout
Kick around
Look at
Main
Marrow
Mass
Matter
Meditate
Misdoubt
Misgiving
Mistrust
Misunderstanding
Motif
Motive
Mull
Mull over
Muse
Muse over
Muse upon
Negate
Net
Niggle
Nub
Nubbin
Object
Objection
Object to
Obsess
Obsess about
Obsess over
Opine
Opposes
Pester
Pick the brains of
Pith
Pivot
Point
Poll
Ponder
Pore
Pore over
Poser
Probe
Probing
Problem
Protest
Pump
Propose
Q&A
Qualm
Qualmishness
Quarrel
Query
Questionnaire
Questioning
Quibble
Quick
Quiz
Reason
Rebellion
Reflect
Reflect on
Reflect upon
Reluctance
Reminisce
Remonstrance
Request
Research
Reservation
Resist
Review
Revolve
Riddle
Ruminate
Scruple
Second guess
Scepticism
Squabble
Speculate
Speculate about
Staple
Static
Sticker
Stink
Study
Stumping
Subject
Subject matter
Substance
Sum
Suspect
Suspicion
Survey
Sweat
Talking
Theme
Think about
Think over
Third degree
Topic
Toughie
Turn
Uncertainty
Unease
Uneasiness
Unwilling
Unwillingness
Weigh
Wrestle
Wrestle with
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Question
Absorb
Affair
Analyse
Annoying
Argument
Assimilate
Ask
Basis
Beat one’s brain out
Beat one’s brain out about
Believe
Besiege
Body
Bombard
Bottom
Brood
Brood about
Brood over
Brainteaser
Bulk
Burden
Call
Call in question
Call into question
Canvas
Catechism
Catechise
Cavil
Censure
Centrepiece
Challenge
Chew on
Chew over
Cogitate
Combat
Complaint
Compunction
Conceive
Conclude
Conflict
Core
Consider
Consideration
Contemplate
Content
Contest
Conundrum
Cross examine
Cross question
Cudgel one’s brain
Cudgels ones brain about
Crux
Debate
Debrief
Defiance
Deliberate
Demur
Demurral
Demurrer
Difficulty
Digest
Disbelief
Discount
Discredit
Disobedience
Dispute
Dissent
Distrust
Distrustfulness
Doubt
Drink
Drink in
Dubiety
Dubitation
Dwell
Dwell on
Dwell upon
Entertain
Essence
Essential
Essentiality
Explore
Exploration
Expostulation
Fight
Fret
Fret about
Fret over
Fundamental
Fuss
Generality
Gist
Give the third degree to
Grill
Grist
Harass
Hassle
Heart
Hound
Idea
Impeach
Incertitude
Indetermination
Inquest
Inquire
Inquire of
Inquiring
Inquiry
Inquisition
Inspect
Interrogate
Interrogating
Interrogation
Interrogative
Interrogatory
Investigation
Issue
Kickabout
Kick around
Look at
Main
Marrow
Mass
Matter
Meditate
Misdoubt
Misgiving
Mistrust
Misunderstanding
Motif
Motive
Mull
Mull over
Muse
Muse over
Muse upon
Negate
Net
Niggle
Nub
Nubbin
Object
Objection
Object to
Obsess
Obsess about
Obsess over
Opine
Opposes
Pester
Pick the brains of
Pith
Pivot
Point
Poll
Ponder
Pore
Pore over
Poser
Probe
Probing
Problem
Protest
Pump
Propose
Q&A
Qualm
Qualmishness
Quarrel
Query
Questionnaire
Questioning
Quibble
Quick
Quiz
Reason
Rebellion
Reflect
Reflect on
Reflect upon
Reluctance
Reminisce
Remonstrance
Request
Research
Reservation
Resist
Review
Revolve
Riddle
Ruminate
Scruple
Second guess
Scepticism
Squabble
Speculate
Speculate about
Staple
Static
Sticker
Stink
Study
Stumping
Subject
Subject matter
Substance
Sum
Suspect
Suspicion
Survey
Sweat
Talking
Theme
Think about
Think over
Third degree
Topic
Toughie
Turn
Uncertainty
Unease
Uneasiness
Unwilling
Unwillingness
Weigh
Wrestle
Wrestle with
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The definition of the word…
Question
The word question is both a noun and a verb.
As a noun
As a noun the word question means,
-A sentence either worded or expressed as to elicit information
-A matter requesting discussion
-A matter requesting a resolution
-A matter of concern depending on or involving a specified condition or thing
-A doubt about the truth of something
-A doubt about the validity of something
-The raising of doubt about something
-The raising of an objection about something.
As a verb
As a verb the word question means,
-To ask someone a question
-To ask someone a question in an official context
-To feel doubt about
-To express doubt about
-To raise an objection about
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Writing Overview
Planned = 15 hours
Owed = 3 hours 4 minutes
Total = 8 hours 4 minutes
Done = 14 hours 10 minutes
owed (rounded off) =4 hours
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Writing Schedule
Planned
Monday – 3 hours +37 minutes
Tuesday – 3 hours +37 minutes
Wednesdays – 3 hours +87 minutes
Thursday – 3 hours +37 minutes
Friday – 3 hours +37 minutes
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Actually done
Monday – 4 hours
Tuesday – 0
Wednesday – 2 hours 10 minutes
Thursday – rest day
Friday – rest day
Saturday – 3 hours
Sunday – 5 hours
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Writing Journal
Monday 21st of February 2022
4 hours.
Worked on Wednesday’s blog post.
Tuesday 22nd of February 2022
No writing.
No notes.
Wednesday 23rd of February 2022
Wrote for 2 hours 10 minutes
Thursday 24th of February 2022
First of 2 rest days, as I was mentally and physically worn out from writing.
Friday 25th of February 2022
Second rest day
Saturday 22nd of February 2022.
3 hours
Worked on Wednesday’s post.
Sunday 27th of February 2022
When I can’t sleep on Saturday night/Sunday morning, I spent 2 hours writing.
During Sunday I write for another 3 hours, working on both Wednesday and Fridays blog post.
Inquire
Analyse
Ask
Catechise
Challenge
Cross examined
Examine
Explore
Feel out
Go over
Grill
Hit
Hit up
Inspect
Interrogate
Investigate
Knock
Look into
Poll
Probe
Prospect
Pry
Pump
Query
Question
Request information
Roast
Scrutinise
Search
Seek
Seek an answer to
Seek information
Sift
Study
Survey
Test the waters
Want to know
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Inquire
Analyse
Ask
Catechise
Challenge
Cross examined
Examine
Explore
Feel out
Go over
Grill
Hit
Hit up
Inspect
Interrogate
Investigate
Knock
Look into
Poll
Probe
Prospect
Pry
Pump
Query
Question
Request information
Roast
Scrutinise
Search
Seek
Seek an answer to
Seek information
Sift
Study
Survey
Test the waters
Want to know
Enquire
Analyse
Ask
Catechise
Challenge
Cross examined
Examine
Explore
Feel out
Go over
Grill
Hit
Hit up
Inspect
Interrogate
Investigate
Knock
Look into
Poll
Probe
Prospect
Pry
Pump
Query
Question
Request information
Roast
Scrutinise
Search
Seek
Seek an answer to
Seek information
Sift
Study
Survey
Test the waters
Want to know
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Enquire
Analyse
Ask
Catechise
Challenge
Cross examined
Examine
Explore
Feel out
Go over
Grill
Hit
Hit up
Inspect
Interrogate
Investigate
Knock
Look into
Poll
Probe
Prospect
Pry
Pump
Query
Question
Request information
Roast
Scrutinise
Search
Seek
Seek an answer to
Seek information
Sift
Study
Survey
Test the waters
Want to know
Categories
The definition of the word…
Inquire
The word enquire is a verb. It means, to
-Ask for information from someone
-Ask to see someone
-Ask to speak to someone
-Look into
-Investigate.
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The definition of the word…
Enquire
The word enquire is a verb. It means, to
-Ask for information from someone
-Ask to see someone
-Ask to speak to someone
-Look into
-Investigate.
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Commonly Confused Words
Enquire and Inquire
The words enquire and inquire actually mean exactly the same thing – to ask for information from somebody, to ask to see or speak to somebody, to look into or investigate – and can be used interchangeably.
Traditionally the word enquire meant to informally ask, whereas enquire was meant formally – for example during an investigation. Today the word inquire is still usually used to mean the formal requesting of information, but not strictly.
If you want to stick to the formal and informal use of the words, but don’t know which version to use, ask yourself is the request being asked formally or informally, meaning is it a simple request or an official request in regards to an investigation.
If the answer is that it is in regards to an official investigation, you should also use the version of the word beginning with an I – Inquiry.
Therefore if it is informal, you want to use enquiry.
Unless, you are American, in which case, apparently inquiry is always preferred, regardless of formality.
Ask
Specifically for payment and pricing
Assessed
Beg
Bid
Bill
Charge
Demand
Discount
Fetch
Hit
Hit up
Hunt
Invoice
Mark down
Mark up
Needle
Overcharge
Price
Request
Require
Sell
Sell for
Solicit
Survey
Value
Under charge
Ask
Specifically for payment and pricing
Assessed
Beg
Bid
Bill
Charge
Demand
Discount
Fetch
Hit
Hit up
Hunt
Invoice
Mark down
Mark up
Needle
Overcharge
Price
Request
Require
Sell
Sell for
Solicit
Survey
Value
Under charge
Ask
Appeal
Appeal to
Assess
Beckon
Beg
Besiege
Bid
Bill
Bombard
Bring
Buzz
Call
Call on
Call upon
Canvas
Catechise
Charge
Command
Conjure
Cross examine
Cross question
Demand
Direct
Discount
Enjoin
Entreat
Exact
Exam
Fetch
Give the third degree
Go over
Grill
Hit
Hit up
Hunt for
Implore
Importune
Investigate
Invite
Invoice
Invoke
Inquire
Inquire of
Institute
Interrogate
Mark down
Mark up
Needle
Overcharge
Petition
Pick one’s brain
Plead
Plead to
Poll
Pop the question
Press
Price
Pry into
Put the screws into
Put through the wringer
Query
Question
Quiz
Rejoin
Request
Require
Retort
Roast
Sell
Sell for
Solicit
Summon
Supplicate
Survey
Sweat
Value
Walk
Walk through
Wont
Work at
Work on
Work out
Under charge
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Words you could use instead of the words…
Ask
Appeal
Appeal to
Assess
Beckon
Beg
Besiege
Bid
Bill
Bombard
Bring
Buzz
Call
Call on
Call upon
Canvas
Catechise
Charge
Command
Conjure
Cross examine
Cross question
Demand
Direct
Discount
Enjoin
Entreat
Exact
Exam
Fetch
Give the third degree
Go over
Grill
Hit
Hit up
Hunt for
Implore
Importune
Investigate
Invite
Invoice
Invoke
Inquire
Inquire of
Institute
Interrogate
Mark down
Mark up
Needle
Overcharge
Petition
Pick one’s brain
Plead
Plead to
Poll
Pop the question
Press
Price
Pry into
Put the screws into
Put through the wringer
Query
Question
Quiz
Rejoin
Request
Require
Retort
Roast
Sell
Sell for
Solicit
Summon
Supplicate
Survey
Sweat
Value
Walk
Walk through
Wont
Work at
Work on
Work out
Under charge
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The definition of the word…
Ask
The word ask is both a noun and a verb.
As a noun
As a noun the word ask means,
-Make a command that requires a degree of efforts or commitment
-A situation that requires a degree of effort or commitment
-A request
-A request for a donation.
As a verb
As a verb the word ask means,
-Say something in order to obtain an answer
-Say something in order to obtain information
-Say that one wants permission to do something
-Say to (someone) that one wants them to do something
-Expect something of someone
-Demand something of someone
-Say that one wants (a specific amount) as a price for something
-To invite someone somewhere (such as your home, an event, or a function)
-To invite someone to join a group.
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Writing Overview
Planned hours = 15 hours
Hours owed from last week = 7 hours 15 minutes
Total to do = 22 hours 15 minutes
Done = 19 hours 11 minutes
Hours owed = 4 hours 4 minutes
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Writing Schedule
Planned
Monday – 3 hours +1 hour 27 minutes
Tuesday – 3 hours +1 hour 27 minutes
Wednesday – 3hours +1 hour 27 minutes
Thursday – 3 hours +1 hour 27 minutes
Friday – 3 hours +1 hour 27 minutes
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Actually done
One day – 0
Tuesday – 4 hours
Wednesday – 4 hours
Thursday – 1 hour 30 minutes
Friday – 0
Saturday – 4 hours
Sunday – 5 hours
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Writing Journal
Monday 14 February 2022
No writing done.
No notes as to why.
Tuesday 15 February 2022
On Tuesday I spent 4 hours, writing Wednesday’s post.
I’m still forgetting to set my timer when I start writing, or after breaks. This isn’t just frustrating because it means I don’t know how much writing I have done towards my daily, and weekly, goals, it’s frustrating because I am trying to keep track of how much time each post takes me, so I have a better idea of how much writing is actually required to complete my weekly writing goals.
Wednesday 16th February 2022
4 hours 9 minutes writing. Worked on Wednesday’s post.
Thursday 17th of February 2022
Time spent writing recorded, when I actually remembered to set my timer, is 1 hour 31 minutes. I worked on Fridays Post.
Friday 18th of February 2022
No writing done.
No notes.
Saturday 19th February 2022
4 hours writing.
worked on Sunday blog post.
Sunday 20th of February 2022
Sundays notes are a mess, so I can’t say what I worked on, just that I wrote for 5 hours 31 minutes.
Laugh
Badmouth
Banter
Be little
Belly laugh
Be in stitches
Boffo
Boffola
Break up
Burst
cachinnate
Cackle
Chortle
Chuckle
Convulse
Crack
Crack up
Crow
Decry
Deride
Die laughing
Disparage
Gag
Gibe
Giggle
Grin
Guffaw
Heckle
Heehaw
Hoot
Horselaugh
Howl
Insult
Jape
Jest
Jibe
Jive
Joke
Josh
Lampoon
Leg pull
Mock
Mockery
Pooh
Pooh pooh
Put down
Quip
Raillery
Razz
Repartee
Rib
Ride
Ridicule
Riff
Riot
Roar
Roll in the aisles
Scream
Shriek
Simper
Smile
Smirk
Sneer
Snicker
Snigger
Snort
Split one sides
Taunt
Teese
Thigh slap
Titter
Torment
Truck
Wail
Whoop
Yak
Yock
Yuck
Yuk
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Words you could use instead of the word…
Laugh
Badmouth
Banter
Be little
Belly laugh
Be in stitches
Boffo
Boffola
Break up
Burst
cachinnate
Cackle
Chortle
Chuckle
Convulse
Crack
Crack up
Crow
Decry
Deride
Die laughing
Disparage
Gag
Gibe
Giggle
Grin
Guffaw
Heckle
Heehaw
Hoot
Horselaugh
Howl
Insult
Jape
Jest
Jibe
Jive
Joke
Josh
Lampoon
Leg pull
Mock
Mockery
Pooh
Pooh pooh
Put down
Quip
Raillery
Razz
Repartee
Rib
Ride
Ridicule
Riff
Riot
Roar
Roll in the aisles
Scream
Shriek
Simper
Smile
Smirk
Sneer
Snicker
Snigger
Snort
Split one sides
Taunt
Teese
Thigh slap
Titter
Torment
Truck
Wail
Whoop
Yak
Yock
Yuck
Yuk
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Definition of the word…
Laugh
The word laugh is both a noun and a verb.
As a naan
As a noun the word laugh means,
– The act of laughing
– something that causes laughter
– a source of amusement
– a source of derision
– a source of fun
– a person who is amusing
– a person who is good company
– a person who is good fun
As a verb
As a verb the word laugh means,
– to make instinctive and spontaneous sounds and movements of amusement.
– To make instinctive and spontaneous sounds and movements of derision
– to dismiss something by treating it in a light hearted way
– to treat with ridicule
– to treat with scorn
Practise
Act
Action
Activity
Application
Apply
Carry on
Carry out
Do
Drill
Employment
Engagement
Exercise
Exertion
Follow
Go through
Go over
Keep in hand
Live up to
Observe
Occupation
Operation
Perfect
Perform
Performance
Pursue
Polish
Ply your trade
Prepare
Put into practice
Rehearse
Repeat
Specialise in
Study
Trail
Undertake
Use
Warm up
Work at
Work on
Work out
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Words You Could Use Instead Of The Word..
Practise
Act
Action
Activity
Application
Apply
Carry on
Carry out
Do
Drill
Employment
Engagement
Exercise
Exertion
Follow
Go through
Go over
Keep in hand
Live up to
Observe
Occupation
Operation
Perfect
Perform
Performance
Pursue
Polish
Ply your trade
Prepare
Put into practice
Rehearse
Repeat
Specialise in
Study
Trail
Undertake
Use
Warm up
Work at
Work on
Work out
Practice
Addiction
Affection
Airs
Assignment
Attribute
Bag
Bent
Brush up
Characteristic
Convenance
Convention
Custom
Deportment
Disposition
Dress
Drill
Dry run
Eccentricity
Exercise
Fashion
Form
Groove
Habit
Habitude
Inclination
Kink
Manner
Mark
Method
Mode
More
Oddity
Pattern
Particularity
Perfect
Point 4
Pose
Praxis
Prepare
Prepare for
Preview
Proceeding
Process
Productivity
Quirk
Refine
Refresh
Regime
Regiment
Rehearse
Repeat
Review
Ritual
Rote
Routine
Rule
Run over
Rut
Second nature
Set
Singularity
Study
Style
System
Tendency
Tenor
Tic
Tradition
Train
Training
Train with
Trail
Trait
Trick
Trot
Turn
Usage
Use
Usefulness
Utility
Walk-through
Wall
Way
Work at
Work on
Workout
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Words You Could Use Instead Of The Word..
Practice
Addiction
Affection
Airs
Assignment
Attribute
Bag
Bent
Brush up
Characteristic
Convenance
Convention
Custom
Deportment
Disposition
Dress
Drill
Dry run
Eccentricity
Exercise
Fashion
Form
Groove
Habit
Habitude
Inclination
Kink
Manner
Mark
Method
Mode
More
Oddity
Pattern
Particularity
Perfect
Point 4
Pose
Praxis
Prepare
Prepare for
Preview
Proceeding
Process
Productivity
Quirk
Refine
Refresh
Regime
Regiment
Rehearse
Repeat
Review
Ritual
Rote
Routine
Rule
Run over
Rut
Second nature
Set
Singularity
Study
Style
System
Tendency
Tenor
Tic
Tradition
Train
Training
Train with
Trail
Trait
Trick
Trot
Turn
Usage
Use
Usefulness
Utility
Walk-through
Wall
Way
Work at
Work on
Workout
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The definition of the word…
Practise
The word practise is a verb, it means,
-To perform an activity, exercise, or skill repeatedly, or regularly, to acquire, improve, or maintain proficiency in it (either habitually or regularly)
– to carry out or perform a particular activity (either habitually or regularly)
– to carry out or perform a particular custom (either habitually or regularly)
– to carry out or perform particular methods (either habitually or regularly)
– To actively pursue a particular occupation
– to actively pursue a particular profession
-to actively engage in a particular occupation
– to actively engage in a particular profession
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The definition of the word..
Practice
The word practice is a noun, it means,
– the actual application of an idea (rather than its theory)
– the actual application of a belief (rather than its theory)
The actual application of a method (rather than its theory)
– the actual use of an idea (rather than its theory)
– the actual use of a belief (Rather than its theory)
– the actual use of a method (rather than its theory)
– the carrying out of an exercise
– the carrying out of a profession
– a customary way of doing something
– a habitual way of doing something
– a repeated exercise or performance of an activity or skill to acquire or maintain proficiency in it
– a period of time spent practising an activity or skill
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Commonly Confused Words…
Practice and Practise
The word practice is a noun, which means it is
-a name
-(or) a thing
The word practise is a verb, which means it is
-a doing word.
For example, art can be both a noun and a verb, just like the words practice and practise.
To speak about a piece of artwork is to use art as a noun.
However to talk about a person engaging in the practise of making art is to use it as a verb.
If you struggle to remember whether to use the word practice or practise in a sentence, ask yourself is it referring to a name, a thing, or an action.
If it’s referring to a name or a thing, practice is correct. A good way to remember this is that the word practice not only means a noun, it ends in a noun too – ice.
If it’s referring to an action, then the word practise is correct.
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Writing Overview
Planned hours for this week – 15 hours
Hours owed from last week – 0
Total – 15 hours
Done – 7 hours 45 minutes
Next week – 7 hours 15 minutes
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Writing Schedule
Plan
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday- 3 hour
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Actual schedule
Monday – 1 hour 28 minutes
Tuesday – 5 hours 49 minutes
Wednesday – 30 minutes
Thursday – 0
Friday – 0
Saturday – 0
Sunday – 0
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Writing Journal
Monday 7 February 2022
When I wake up on Monday, I update all my journal notes, where I promise to slay the day.
Then I only do 1 hour 28 minutes of writing, working on my pronation outtakes blog post.
Tuesday, 8 February 2022
On Monday night/Tuesday morning I can’t sleep, as usual. I decide to be productive instead of frustratedly lying in bed trying to sleep and failing, but I don’t want to start anything that will prevent me from sleeping, so I sort out videos on my phone for the Saturday diary entries. I do this for 1 hour 28minutes.
And, I continue with it when I wake up, doing an additional 4 hours 25 minutes.
Wednesday, 9 February 2022
Wednesday is a bad day for writing, as I only do 38 minutes, during which time I work on a the first draft of a Sunday blog post.
However, it’s not as bad as Thursday 10th, Friday 11th, Saturday 12th, Sunday 13th, when although I had writing on my to do list, I crossed none of it out, or wrote any journal notes, meaning I can only assume that I did no writing on these days.
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Words you could use instead of the word..
Whether
If
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Words you could use instead of the word…
Weather
(As a verb)
Abide
Be
Breathe
Continue
Endure
Exist
Flourish
Hang on
Hold on
Hold out
Hold up
Last
Lead
Live
Make it
Make it through
Outlast
Out live
Persist
Prosper
Pull through
Stand
Stick out
Subsist
Thrive
Wear out
Withstand
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Words you could use instead of…
Weather
(As a noun)
Atmosphere
Climate
Clime
Elements
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Commonly confused words…
Weather and whether
The word weather refers to the state of the atmosphere in a certain place, at a certain time, and includes everything from the temperature and wind conditions, to whether it’s sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowing, etc.
The word whether is a conjunction, which put as simply as possible, serves the same purpose as the word if.
If you’re struggling as to whether you need to use the word weather or whether in a sentence, ask yourself does the sentence still makes sense if you use the word if instead.
If the answer is yes, then whether is correct.
If the answer is no, then weather this is correct.
For example
I’ll see whether it is going to be snowing next week.
Still makes sense if you change the whether in the sentence to if.
I’ll see if it is going to be snowing next week.
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The definition of the word…
Whether
The word whether is a conjunction. It means –
-To indicate that statement applies to whichever of the alternatives mentioned is the case.
– Expressing enquiring
– expressing investigation
– expressing choice between alternatives
– expressing doubt between alternatives
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The definition of the word…
Weather
The word weather is both a noun and a verb.
As a noun
As a noun the word weather means the state of the atmosphere in a particular place and time. For example, the temperature, the wind, whether it’s going to rain, snow, etc
As a verb
As a verb the word weather means –
– to come safely through a weather condition, such as a storm.
– to come safely through or with stand danger of any type
– to come through, or withstand difficulty
– to change or wear away the appearance or texture of something by long exposure to the weather/atmosphere
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Dialogue words you could use instead of…
Telling
Ascertaining
Acknowledging
Adding up
Adjuring
Admitting
Advertising
Advising
Affirming
Airing
Alleging
Alerting
Announcing
Announce to
Annunciating
Appointing
Appraising
Apprising
Acquainting
Articulating
Assigning
Asking
Asserting
Assuring
Authorising
Averring
Avouching
Avowing
Baring
Barring
Beseeching
Betraying
Bidding
Blabbing
Blabbering
Blazing
Blotting
Bossing
Bossing around
Blurting
Breaking the news
Breathing
Briefing
Bringing out
Broadcasting
Calculating
Calling
Calling upon
Catching up
Certifying
Charging
Charting
Chatting
Checking
Chirping
Chronicling
Clothing
Coercing
Confessing
Commanding
Commenting
Commissioning
Communicating
Compelling
Computer
Conceding
Concluding
Confessing
Confiding
Constraining
Controlling
Convincing
Couching
Counselling
Counting
Debunking
Deciding
Declaring
Deeming
Delineating
Delivering
Depicting
Discovering
Describing
Discussing
Detailing
Determining
Dictating
Differentiating
Disabusing
Disclosing
Disclosing too
Discovering
Discussing
Disenchanting
Discerning
Disinterring
Distinguishing
Divulging
Drawling
Educating
Enjoining
Enlightening
Entreating
Entrusting
Enumerating
Ennunciating
Explaining
Exposing
expressing
Evidencing
Familiarising
Filling in
Forcing
Formulating
Getting off
Giving
Giving away
Giving facts
Giving out
Going public
Going public with
Grasping
Hippy
Importing
Indicating
Informing
Instructing
Itemising
Keeping one posted
Knowing
Laying open
Leading
Leaking
Leaving word
Lecturing
Letting one know
Letting on
Letting on about
Letting slip
Letting the cat out of the bag
Letting the cat out of the bag about
Levelling
Lipping
Lucking
Making know
Managing
Marking
Mentioning
Mouthing
Mumbling
murmuring
Narrating
Notify
Numbering
Numerator
Obliging
Opening up
Ordering
Overseeing
Owning
Particularising
Passing
Perceiving
Petitioning
Phrasing
Piping up
Piping up with
Placarding
Posting
Proclaiming
Printing
Promulgating
Publicising
Publishing
Purring
Putting
Putting before
Putting into words
Putting out
Raking up
Reassuring
Reciting
Recognising
Reckoning
Recording
Recounting
Reeling off
Regaling
Rehearsing
Relating
Releasing
Realising
Remarking
Rendering
Repeating
Reporting
Representing
Requesting
Requiring
Revealing
Ripping out
Saying
Separating
Schooling
Sharing
Shooting
Shouting
Showing
Showing up
Sketching
Slating
Smoking out
Sounding
Speaking
Spilling
Spilling the beans
Spilling the beans about
Spitting
Splitting
Spluttering
Spouting
Squealing
Stating
Summoning
Superintending
Supervising
tabling
Tabulating
Talking
Tallying
Teaching
Telegraphing
Ticking off
Totalling
Transmitting
Trusting
Tutoring
Unclothing
Uncovering
Undeceiving
Unearthing
Uttering
Venting
Ventilating
Verbalising
Versing
Vocalising
Voicing
Warning
Whispring
Wishing
Wising up
Wording
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Telling
Ascertaining
Acknowledging
Adding up
Adjuring
Admitting
Advertising
Advising
Affirming
Airing
Alleging
Alerting
Announcing
Announce to
Annunciating
Appointing
Appraising
Apprising
Acquainting
Articulating
Assigning
Asking
Asserting
Assuring
Authorising
Averring
Avouching
Avowing
Baring
Barring
Beseeching
Betraying
Bidding
Blabbing
Blabbering
Blazing
Blotting
Bossing
Bossing around
Blurting
Breaking the news
Breathing
Briefing
Bringing out
Broadcasting
Calculating
Calling
Calling upon
Catching up
Certifying
Charging
Charting
Chatting
Checking
Chirping
Chronicling
Clothing
Coercing
Confessing
Commanding
Commenting
Commissioning
Communicating
Compelling
Computer
Conceding
Concluding
Confessing
Confiding
Constraining
Controlling
Convincing
Couching
Counselling
Counting
Debunking
Deciding
Declaring
Deeming
Delineating
Delivering
Depicting
Discovering
Describing
Discussing
Detailing
Determining
Dictating
Differentiating
Disabusing
Disclosing
Disclosing too
Discovering
Discussing
Disenchanting
Discerning
Disinterring
Distinguishing
Divulging
Drawling
Educating
Enjoining
Enlightening
Entreating
Entrusting
Enumerating
Ennunciating
Explaining
Exposing
expressing
Evidencing
Familiarising
Filling in
Forcing
Formulating
Getting off
Giving
Giving away
Giving facts
Giving out
Going public
Going public with
Grasping
Hippy
Importing
Indicating
Informing
Instructing
Itemising
Keeping one posted
Knowing
Laying open
Leading
Leaking
Leaving word
Lecturing
Letting one know
Letting on
Letting on about
Letting slip
Letting the cat out of the bag
Letting the cat out of the bag about
Levelling
Lipping
Lucking
Making know
Managing
Marking
Mentioning
Mouthing
Mumbling
murmuring
Narrating
Notify
Numbering
Numerator
Obliging
Opening up
Ordering
Overseeing
Owning
Particularising
Passing
Perceiving
Petitioning
Phrasing
Piping up
Piping up with
Placarding
Posting
Proclaiming
Printing
Promulgating
Publicising
Publishing
Purring
Putting
Putting before
Putting into words
Putting out
Raking up
Reassuring
Reciting
Recognising
Reckoning
Recording
Recounting
Reeling off
Regaling
Rehearsing
Relating
Releasing
Realising
Remarking
Rendering
Repeating
Reporting
Representing
Requesting
Requiring
Revealing
Ripping out
Saying
Separating
Schooling
Sharing
Shooting
Shouting
Showing
Showing up
Sketching
Slating
Smoking out
Sounding
Speaking
Spilling
Spilling the beans
Spilling the beans about
Spitting
Splitting
Spluttering
Spouting
Squealing
Stating
Summoning
Superintending
Supervising
tabling
Tabulating
Talking
Tallying
Teaching
Telegraphing
Ticking off
Totalling
Transmitting
Trusting
Tutoring
Unclothing
Uncovering
Undeceiving
Unearthing
Uttering
Venting
Ventilating
Verbalising
Versing
Vocalising
Voicing
Warning
Whispring
Wishing
Wising up
Wording
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The definition of the word…
Telling
The word telling is both an adjective and a verb.
As an adjective
As an adjective the word telling means –
– to have a striking affect
– to have a revealing affect
As a verb
As a verb the word telling means –
-to communicate information to someone in spoken or written words
– reveal information to a person in a non-verbal way
– to divulge private information
– to divulge confidential information
-to advise someone to do something
– to order someone to do something
– to relate a story
– to decide something with certainty
– to determine something correctly or with certainty
– to perceive the difference between one person and another
– to perceive the difference between one thing and another
– to count
– to count the members in a group
Hours owed from January – 2hours 11 minutes
Target for this week – 15 hours
Hours total for writing I need to do this week = 17 hours 11 minutes
Done = 18 hours 27 minutes
Because I made up the 2 hours and 11 minutes that I owed from January this week, I don’t need to add it to marches hours.
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Writing Schedule
Planned
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday- 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – Rest day
Sunday – Rest day
Done
Monday – 3 hours 42 minutes
Tuesday – 3 hours 9 minutes
Thursday – 0
Friday – 4 hours 40 minutes
Saturday -0
Sunday – 4 hours 34 minutes
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Writing Journal
Monday 31st January 2022
On Monday, while I can’t sleep, during the early hours of the morning, I decide to do some writing.
I write for 1 hour 3 minutes, and work on my Wednesday posts.
Monday was the day that I was supposed to speak to the newspaper. They don’t call. Despite waiting all afternoon for a phone call that never happens, which still leaves me feeling extra unwell mentally, then needing to do other stuff, I do manage to fit in some writing.
I write for 2 hours 39 minutes, and work on Wednesdays blog post.
Tuesday 1st February 2022.
Though I don’t make a note of what I write on Tuesday, or how much of the 3 hours 9 minutes I spent working on each, it seems from my to do list that I worked on both Tuesday and Saturdays blog posts.
Wednesday 2nd February 2022
Wednesdays notes are strange, I have a list that simply says –
– wrote for two hours
– don’t remember
– planned Fridays blog post
-research was already done.
The, “I wrote for two hours,” is obvious. I believe the, “Research was already done,” means the research for Friday’s running guide was already done. This would make me believe that the post I planned was my running guide. However I have no idea what “I don’t remember,” means.
Thursday, the 3rd of February 2022
Either I made no entry for Thursday, or it’s missing, so I don’t know why I did no writing today, but regardless, I didn’t.
Friday, 4th February 2022
Friday is quite a good day for writing compared to the rest of this week, I work on a Sunday’s blog post for 4 hours 40 minutes.
Saturday, 5th February 2022
Saturday I continue to work on my Sunday post, however I do it in chunks, around other stuff I need to do. In total I spent 4 hours 22 minutes writing.
Sunday 6th February 2022
On Sunday I don’t journal, but I talk about Sunday when I journal the next day. I write – “It’s like I woke up yesterday and chose violence, because I killed it.”
Reflecting on my notes, I would say I was having a high episode, as although I did well on Sunday, I certainly didn’t kill it. I actually only wrote for 4 hours 34 minutes.
Weeks 1 to 4
Welcome to my first monthly writing journal overview. These reviews are hopefully going to follow the same format as my running journals do eventually, which are also going to 4 weekly or monthly overviews.
I want to keep this one brief and to the point, especially because I didn’t try any tips during this month.
My plan going in was to write for 3 hours, 5 days a week. I failed on this goal, even with an additional 2 days in every way. I didn’t write for 3 hours a day, I didn’t do it over 5 days, and I also didn’t meet my monthly target for hours written. With the extra two days, I should have wrote for 66 hours, and I completed 63 hours 49 minutes.
As I am writing this on the 27th of February, I’m going to add the 2 hours 11 minutes I am down to my first week in March’s total.
Due to me still struggling to keep notes, even though I am trying to rectify this, I don’t know how many blog post I have wrote in this time, but I know I didn’t miss any posts, so that something I did adequately at least.
Told
Ascertained
Acknowledged
Added up
Adjured
Admitted
Advertised
Affirmed
Aired
Alerted
Alleged
Announced
Announced to
Annunciated
Appointed
Appraised
Apprised
Acquainted
Articulated
Assigned
Asked
Asserted
Assured
Authorise
Averred
Avouched
Bade
Bared
Barred
Beseeched
Betrayed
Bid
Bidded
Blabbed
Blabbered
Blazed
Blotted
Blurted
Bolted
Boss
Bossed around
Breathed
Briefed
Broadcast
Broadcasted
Brought out
Brought to light
Bruited
Calculator
Called
Called upon
Carried
Caught up
Certified
Charged
Charted
Chattered
Checked
Chatted
Chronicled
Circulated
Clad
Cleared
Cleared up
Clothed
Clued
Clued in
Coerced
commanded
Commissioned
Communicated
Compelled
Computed
Conceded
Concluded
Confessed
Confided
Constrained
Controlled
Conveyed
Convinced
Couch
Counted
Counselled
Debunked
Decided
Declared
Declared publicly
Deeded
Delineated
Delivered
Depicted
Described
Detailed
Determined
Dictated
Directed
Disabused
Discerned
Differentiated
Disclosed
Disclosed to
Discovered
Discussed
Disenchanted
Disinterred
Dissolutioned
Distinguished
Divulged
Drawled
Educated
Enjoined
Enlightened
Entreated
Entrusted
Enunciated
Enumerated
Explained
Exposed
Expressed
Evidenced
Filled in
Forced
Formulated
Formalised
Gasped
Gave
Gave advice to
Gave away
Gave facts
Gave out
Got off
Grasped
Hipped
Imparted
Indicated
Informed
instructed
Issued
Itemised
Kept posted
Knew
Laid open
Lead
Leaked
Lectured
Left word
Let on
Let on about
Let slip
Let (someone) know
Let the cat out of the bag
Let the cat out of the bag about
Levelled
Lipped
Looked
Lucked
Made known
Made public
Managed
Marked
Mentioned
Mouthed
Mumbled
Murmured
Narrated
Notified
Numbered
Numerated
Obliged
Opened up
Ordered
Oversaw
Owned
Particularised
past
Past up
Perceived
Petitioned
Phrased
Piped up
Piped up with
Placarded
Posted
Printed
Proclaimed
Pronounced
Publicised
Published
Purred
Put
Put before
Put into words
Put out
Raked up
Reassured
Receipted
Recited
Recognised
Reckoned
Recorded
Recounted
Reeled off
Regaled
Rehearsed
Related
Relayed
Released
Realised
Remarked
Rendered
Reported
Represented
Requested
Required
Revealed
Ripped out
Said
Schooled
Separated
Set forth
shared
Shot
Shouted
Showed
Showed up
Shown
Showing up
Sketched
Slated
Smoked out
Snarled
Spilt
Spilt the beans
Spilt the beans about
Split
Spluttered
Spouted
Squealed
Stated
Summoned
Superintended
Supervised
Tabled
Tabulated
Talked
Tallied
Taught
Telegraphed
Ticked off
Totalled
Transmitted
Trusted
Tutored
Unclothed
Uncovered
Undraped
Undeceived
Unearthed
Uttered
Vented
Ventilated
Verbalised
versed
Vocalised
Voiced
Warned
Warranted
Went public
Went public with
Whispered
Wised
Wised up
Worded
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Told
Ascertained
Acknowledged
Added up
Adjured
Admitted
Advertised
Affirmed
Aired
Alerted
Alleged
Announced
Announced to
Annunciated
Appointed
Appraised
Apprised
Acquainted
Articulated
Assigned
Asked
Asserted
Assured
Authorise
Averred
Avouched
Bade
Bared
Barred
Beseeched
Betrayed
Bid
Bidded
Blabbed
Blabbered
Blazed
Blotted
Blurted
Bolted
Boss
Bossed around
Breathed
Briefed
Broadcast
Broadcasted
Brought out
Brought to light
Bruited
Calculator
Called
Called upon
Carried
Caught up
Certified
Charged
Charted
Chattered
Checked
Chatted
Chronicled
Circulated
Clad
Cleared
Cleared up
Clothed
Clued
Clued in
Coerced
commanded
Commissioned
Communicated
Compelled
Computed
Conceded
Concluded
Confessed
Confided
Constrained
Controlled
Conveyed
Convinced
Couch
Counted
Counselled
Debunked
Decided
Declared
Declared publicly
Deeded
Delineated
Delivered
Depicted
Described
Detailed
Determined
Dictated
Directed
Disabused
Discerned
Differentiated
Disclosed
Disclosed to
Discovered
Discussed
Disenchanted
Disinterred
Dissolutioned
Distinguished
Divulged
Drawled
Educated
Enjoined
Enlightened
Entreated
Entrusted
Enunciated
Enumerated
Explained
Exposed
Expressed
Evidenced
Filled in
Forced
Formulated
Formalised
Gasped
Gave
Gave advice to
Gave away
Gave facts
Gave out
Got off
Grasped
Hipped
Imparted
Indicated
Informed
instructed
Issued
Itemised
Kept posted
Knew
Laid open
Lead
Leaked
Lectured
Left word
Let on
Let on about
Let slip
Let (someone) know
Let the cat out of the bag
Let the cat out of the bag about
Levelled
Lipped
Looked
Lucked
Made known
Made public
Managed
Marked
Mentioned
Mouthed
Mumbled
Murmured
Narrated
Notified
Numbered
Numerated
Obliged
Opened up
Ordered
Oversaw
Owned
Particularised
past
Past up
Perceived
Petitioned
Phrased
Piped up
Piped up with
Placarded
Posted
Printed
Proclaimed
Pronounced
Publicised
Published
Purred
Put
Put before
Put into words
Put out
Raked up
Reassured
Receipted
Recited
Recognised
Reckoned
Recorded
Recounted
Reeled off
Regaled
Rehearsed
Related
Relayed
Released
Realised
Remarked
Rendered
Reported
Represented
Requested
Required
Revealed
Ripped out
Said
Schooled
Separated
Set forth
shared
Shot
Shouted
Showed
Showed up
Shown
Showing up
Sketched
Slated
Smoked out
Snarled
Spilt
Spilt the beans
Spilt the beans about
Split
Spluttered
Spouted
Squealed
Stated
Summoned
Superintended
Supervised
Tabled
Tabulated
Talked
Tallied
Taught
Telegraphed
Ticked off
Totalled
Transmitted
Trusted
Tutored
Unclothed
Uncovered
Undraped
Undeceived
Unearthed
Uttered
Vented
Ventilated
Verbalised
versed
Vocalised
Voiced
Warned
Warranted
Went public
Went public with
Whispered
Wised
Wised up
Worded
Categories
The definition of the word…
Told
As a verb
As a verb the word told means
-To communicate to somebody in spoken or written words
-To reveal information
-To divulge private or confidential information
-To relate a story
-Give somebody an order
-Advise somebody to do something
-To determine something correctly or with certainty
-Decide something with certainty
-Perceive the difference between one person or another
-Perceive the difference between one thing or another
-Count
-Count the members of a group
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Who’s
Who is
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Whose
For which
From these
Of these
To whom
Whom
Categories
The definition of the word…
Who’s
The word who’s is a contraction of the word who is. This means that the two words have been brought together to make one shorter more informal word. The words are brought together by replacing by replacing the i in the word is with an apostrophe.
Categories
The definition of the word…
Whose
Who’s is a determiner
And a pronoun
It means
– belonging to which person
– associated with which person
-of whom
Used to indicate that the following noun belongs to a person or is associated with a person who was mentioned in the previous clause
– of which
Used to indicate that the following noun belongs to or is associated with a thing that was mentioned in the previous clause.
Categories
Commonly Confused Words…
Whose and Who’s
Whose is a determiner and a pronoun, it is used to identify who or what something belongs to.
Who’s is a contraction of the words who is, which means we make the two words one shorter and more informal word by bringing them together and replacing the i in is with an apostrophe.
If you can’t remember whether to use the word whose or who’s in a sentence, ask yourself would the sentence still make sense if you replaced the word whose/who’s with the words who is.
If the answer is yes, then who’s is correct.
If the answer is no, then whose is correct.
For example
Whose car is this? Makes sense.
But.
Who is car is this? Does not make sense.
Categories
Writing Overview
-Hours owed from last week = 1 hour 7 minutes
-Hours planned for this week = 15
*Total hours to do this week = 16.07
Hours done =11 hours 30 minutes
*Hours owed= 4 hours 37 minutes
Completed blog post = unknown
Categories
Writing Schedule
Planned
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Done
Monday – 0
Tuesday – 3 hours 30 minutes
Wednesday – 2 hours 40 minutes
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 1 hour five minutes
Saturday – 0
Sunday – 1 hour 15 minutes
Categories
Writing Journal
Monday 24th of January 2022
On Monday I have an opticians appointment that I wake up late for, so I get no writing done at all.
Planned writing done = 0
Extra writing done=0
(Owed = 4 hours 7 minutes)
Tuesday 25th of January 2022
Tuesday was a good day for writing, however my optimism level up might suggest I was having an “up episode”. I did 3 1/2 hours of writing during which time I worked on Fridays running guide, yet I talked about how things are getting better, and how great things would be if I could sleep and wake up at a normal time, even though nothing was any different than usual and today’s achievements weren’t exceptional.
Planned writing done = 3 hours
Extra writing done = 30 minutes
(Owed = 30 minutes)
Wednesday 26th of January 2022
On Wednesday I finish my final handwritten draft of my running guide, and write for 2 hours 40 minutes.
Planned writing done = 2 hours 40 minutes
Extra writing done = 0
(Owed= 1 hour 7 minutes)
Thursday, 27th of January 2022
The only notes that I make on Thursday are that I finished Friday’s running guide and fully wrote and dictated Charlie, although I didn’t say what part it was.
I assume from my to do list that I did 3 hours of writing, because I crossed that out, and didn’t note that I did any extra.
Planned writing done = 3 hours
Extra writing done = 0 hours
(Owed= 1 hour 7 minutes)
Completed = Running guide
Friday 28th of January 2022
On Friday I only do 1 hour five minutes of writing, but I don’t say why. During this time I complete my post titled Charlie.
Planned writing done = 1 hour 5 minutes
Extra writing done = 0
(Owed = 3 hours 12 minutes)
Completed Charlie
Saturday 29th of January 2022
I have no notes for Saturday so I know I did no writing, but I don’t know why.
Planned writing done = 0
Extra writing done = 0
(Owed= 6 hours 12 minutes)
Sunday 30th of January 2022
Today I only note that I did 1 hour 15 minutes of writing, yet I achieved an awful lot so I suspect I did more and just didn’t note it down. I really need to get better at taking notes, and start journalling every day like I promised I would.
Planned writing done = 1 hour 15 minutes
Extra done = 0
(owed = 4 hours 37 minutes)
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Principle
Affirmation
Assertion
Assumption
Axiom
Avouchment
Basis
Belief
Canon
Conclusion
Convention
Criterion
Declaration
Deduction
Dictum
Dixit
Doctrine
dogma
Ethic
Form
Formula
Foundation
Fundamental
Given
Golden rule
Gospel
Ground
Hypothesis
Hypothetical
If
Inference
Ipse
Law
Maximum
Moral
Norm
Origin
Postulate
Percept
Prescript
Principium
Proposition
Premise
Premiss
Presumption
Presupposition
Regulation
Rule
Source
Standard
Supposition
Tenant
Theorem
Theory
Thesis
Truism
Truth
Usage
Value
Verity
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Principal
Arch
Ascendant
Ascendent
Big
Capital
Cardinal
Central
Champion
Chief
Commanding
Controlling
Crowning
Directing
Distinguished
Dominant
Eminent
Essential
Famed
Famous
First
Foremost
Grand
Great
Greatest
Head
High
Highest
Highest level
Illustrious
Important
In charge
Incomparable
Influential
Key
Lead
Leading
Main
Main line
Major
Managing
Master
Mattress
Maximum
Mighty
Monumentous
Noble
Note worthy
Number one
Numero uno
Officiating
Out standing
Overbearing
Over mastering
Overseeing
Paramount
Peerless
predominant
Preeminent
Premier
Presiding
Prestigious
Prevailing
primal
Primary
Prime
Prior
Prominent
Regnant
Reigning
Renowned
Ruling
Second to none
Senior
Signal
Significant
Sovereign
Sovran
Star
Stella
Strongest
Super eminent
Superior
Supervisory
Supreme
Top
Top most
Transcendent
Unapproachable
Unequalled
Unparalleled
Upmost
Upper
Uppermost
Unrivalled
unsuppressed
Categories
The definition of the word…
Principle
As a noun
As a noun the way principle means, either-
1. The/A fundamental truth and and/or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief and/or behaviour or for a chain of reasoning.
2. The/A rule and/or belief that governs a persons and/or group of peoples behaviour.
3. Being morally correct in behaviour and/or attitude.
4. The/A scientific law or theorem that has numerous special applications across a wide field.
5. The/A natural law that forms the basis of the construction of a machine.
6. The/A natural law that forms the basis for the working of a machine.
7. The/A a fundamental basis of something.
8. The/A fundamental source of something.
9. The/A fundamental quality determining the nature of something.
10. An active characteristic constituent of a substance obtained by simple analysis or separation.
Categories
The definition of the word…
Principal
As an adjective
As an adjective the web principle means, either –
1. First in order of importance in a group.
2. The main thing in a group.
3. The original sum of money invested.
4. The original sum of money lent.
As a noun
As a noun the web principle means, either –
1. The most important person in a group.
2. The most senior person in a group.
3. The sum of money invested on which interest is paid.
4. The sum of money lent on which interest is paid.
Categories
Commonly Confused words…
Principal and Principle
A principal is a
– A person in charge of something
such as a school or company
– the most important person in a group
such as the main character in a story
-The first in order of importance in a group
-The main thing in a group
-A sum of money lent that interest is paid on
-A sum of money invested that interest is paid on
A Principle is a
– Rule
– law
– guideline
– or fact
that serves as the foundation for a
– system of belief
– Behaviour
– A chain of reasoning
– Or thought.
It can also mean to be morally correct in either
– your behaviour
– your attitude.
As well as the law determining how
– Something works
– or should be constructed.
How to remember which to use in a sentence.
Ask yourself is the thing tangible. This means does it physically exist. Example, is it a place, person, or object?
If it is then use the word principal.
If it isn’t then use the word principle.
Tell
Acknowledge
Add up
Adjure
Advertise
Advertise
Advice
Advice
Affirm
Air
Allege
Alert
Announce
Announce to
Appoint
Appraise
Apprise
Acquaint
Articulate
Assign
Ask
Assert
Assure
Authorise
Aver
Avouch
Avow
Bar
Bare
Beseech
Betray
Bid
Blab
Blabber
Blaze
Blot
Boss
Boss around
Blurt
Break the news
Breath
Brief
Bring out
Bring to light
Broadcast
Calculate
Call upon
Catch up
Certify
Charge
Chart
Check
Chirp
Chronicle
Clothe
Clue
Clue in
Coerce
confess
Command
Comment
Commission
Communicate
Compel
Computer
Concede
Conduct
Constrain
Control
Convince
Couch
Counsel
Debunk
Declare
Delineate
Deliver
Depict
Describe
Detail
Direct
Disabuse
Disclose
Disclosed to
Discover
Discuss
Disenchant
Dissolution
Disinter
Divulge
Drawl
Educate
Enjoin
Enlighten
Entreat
Enumerate
Enunciate
explain
Expose
Express
Familiarise
Fill in
Force
Formulate
Get off
Give
Give away
Give facts
Give out
Go public
Go public with
Grasp
Hip
Impart
Inform
Instruct
Itemise
Keep posted
Lay open
Lead
Leak
Leave word
Lecture
Let know
Let on
Let on about
Let slip
Let the cat out of the bag
Let the cat out of the bag about
Lip
Luck
Make known
Manage
Mark
Mention
Mouth
Mumble
Murmur
Narrate
Notify
Oblige
Open up
Order
Oversee
Own
Particularise
Pass
Petition
Phrase
Pipe up
Pipe up with
Placard
proclaim
Promulgate
Post
Publicise
Publish
Purr
Put
Pub before
Put into words
Put out
Rake up
Reassure
Receipt
Recite
Reckon
Recount
Reel off
Rehearse
Relate
Remark
Render
Report
Represent
Request
Require
Reveal
Rip out
Say
School
Share
Shoot
shout
Show up
Sketch
Slate
Smoke out
Snow
Sound
speak
Spill
Spill the beans
Spill the beans about
Spit out
Splutter
Spout
Squeal
State
Summon
Superintend
Supervise
Table
Tabulate
talk
Tally
Teach
Tick off
Total
Tutor
Unclothe
Undrape
Unearth
Undeceive
Utter
Vent
Ventilate
Verbalise
Verse
Vocalise
Voice
Warn
Whisper
Wise
Wise up
Word
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Tell
Acknowledge
Add up
Adjure
Advertise
Advice
Advice
Affirm
Air
Allege
Alert
Announce
Announce to
Appoint
Appraise
Apprise
Acquaint
Articulate
Assign
Ask
Assert
Assure
Authorise
Aver
Avouch
Avow
Bar
Bare
Beseech
Betray
Bid
Blab
Blabber
Blaze
Blot
Boss
Boss around
Blurt
Break the news
Breath
Brief
Bring out
Bring to light
Broadcast
Calculate
Call upon
Catch up
Certify
Charge
Chart
Check
Chirp
Chronicle
Clothe
Clue
Clue in
Coerce
confess
Command
Comment
Commission
Communicate
Compel
Compute
Concede
Conduct
Constrain
Control
Convince
Couch
Counsel
Debunk
Declare
Delineate
Deliver
Depict
Describe
Detail
Direct
Disabuse
Disclose
Disclosed to
Discover
Discuss
Disenchant
Dissolution
Disinter
Divulge
Drawl
Educate
Enjoin
Enlighten
Entreat
Enumerate
Enunciate
explain
Expose
Express
Familiarise
Fill in
Force
Formulate
Get off
Give
Give away
Give facts
Give out
Go public
Go public with
Grasp
Hip
Impart
Inform
Instruct
Itemise
Keep posted
Lay open
Lead
Leak
Leave word
Lecture
Let know
Let on
Let on about
Let slip
Let the cat out of the bag
Let the cat out of the bag about
Lip
Luck
Make known
Manage
Mark
Mention
Mouth
Mumble
Murmur
Narrate
Notify
Oblige
Open up
Order
Oversee
Own
Particularise
Pass
Petition
Phrase
Pipe up
Pipe up with
Placard
proclaim
Promulgate
Post
Publicise
Publish
Purr
Put
Put before
Put into words
Put out
Rake up
Reassure
Receipt
Recite
Reckon
Recount
Reel off
Rehearse
Relate
Remark
Render
Report
Represent
Request
Require
Reveal
Rip out
Say
School
Share
Shoot
shout
Show up
Sketch
Slate
Smoke out
Sound
speak
Spill
Spill the beans
Spill the beans about
Spit out
Splutter
Spout
Squeal
State
Summon
Superintend
Supervise
Table
Tabulate
talk
Tally
Teach
Tick off
Total
Tutor
Unclothe
Undrape
Unearth
Undeceive
Utter
Vent
Ventilate
Verbalise
Verse
Vocalise
Voice
Warn
Whisper
Wise
Wise up
Word
Categories
The definition of the word…
Tell
The word tell is the past tense of the word told
As a verb
As a verb the word tell means to
1. Communicate information to somebody in a spoken or written words.
2. Order or advise someone to do something
3. Relate (story)
4. Reveal (information)
5. Divulge (confidential or private information)
6. Or to decide or determine correctly or with certainty
Owed from last week = 1 hour 7 minutes
(though I thought it was 2 hours for some reason)
Target for this week =15 hours
Total target for this week = 16 hours 7 minutes
Completed = 16 hours 45 minutes
Owed= 0
Over = 38 minutes
Blogs completed =unknown
Categories
Writing Schedule
Planned
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 3hours
Saturday – rest day
Sunday – rest day
Actually Done
Monday – 0
Tuesday – 5 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 5 hours 20 minutes
Friday – 0
Saturday – 3 hours 25 minutes + unknown
Sunday – unknown
Categories
Writing Journal
Trigger warning
Please be aware that today’s post references suicidal thoughts. If you are struggling with your own suicidal thoughts, or you do not feel able to deal with the subject matter right now, maybe skip this entry.
Monday, the 17th of January 2022
On Monday I wake up even later than I usually would, and am immediately suicidal over it. As I have more urgent things to do than write, I prioritise those thing, then I go for a run, after which I’m feeling slightly better, and decide to take the day off writing and make up the hours throughout the week.
Planned writing complete = 0
Extra writing complete = 0
(Owed = 4 hours 7 minutes)
Tuesday, the 18th of January 2022
Today is good day for writing, not only do I complete the 3 hours planned, I also complete an additional 2 which makes up for the 1 hour 7 minutes I still owe from last week, and part of what I owe from Monday.
During this time, I continue my research into running shoes, and began writing my first guide about them.
Planned writing completed = 3 hours
Extra writing completed = 2 hours
(Owed = 2 hours 7 minutes)
Wednesday, the 19th of January 2022
On Wednesday I work on my rough draft of my first running shoe guide for 3 hours.
Planned writing completed = 3 hours
Extra writing completed = 0
(Owed = 2 hours 7 minutes)
Thursday, the 20th of January 2022
Thursday is another great day for writing, I complete my 3 planned hours, plus 2 hours 20 minutes, which means I am caught up to where I should be at, and am even a little bit over.
Today I finish a running and schedule, and plan some other post.
By the end of the 5 hours 20 minutes I’m physically and mentally destroyed.
planned writing completed = 3 hours
Extra writing completed = 2 hours 20 minutes
(Owed =0)
(Over = 13 minutes)
Friday, the 21st of January 2022
Friday is a terrible writing day. Due to a combination of waking up late, and my neighbours, I get no writing done, which means I am now behind for the week again.
Planned writing completed= 0
Extra writing completed = 0
(Owed =47 minutes)
Saturday, the 22nd of January 2022
On Saturday I not only write for 3 hours 25 minutes, during which time I work on my post titled Charlie, I also start uploading photographs and videos to restart my Saturday blog. However, I don’t time this and I should have, as it consumes my entire night, yet I make hardly any progress because of my phone signal.
Planned writing completed= 3 hours
Extra writing completed = 25 minutes + unknown
(Owed = 0)
(Over= 22 minutes + unknown)
Sunday, the 23rd of January 2022
On Sunday I spent the day once again trying to upload videos and photographs, but neither timed how long I worked on this, nor noted the progress I made, which isn’t much.
Categories
Words you could use instead of…
Loose
Act out
Air
Approximate
Approximative
At large
At liberty
Bad
Baggy
Bail
Bail out
Ball Park
Bent
Blast
Blaze
Blaze at
Care
Careless
Cast
Catapult
Clear
Corrupt
Crooked
Cutthroat
Debased
Debatable
Debauched
Decadent
Degenerate
Degraded
Deliver
Demoralised
Depraved
Deprived
Derelict
Detached
Discharged
Disconnected
Disembarrass
Disencumber
Disengage
Disentangle
Disenthrall
Dishonest
Disjointed
Disputable
Dissolute
Distorted
Doubt
Dubious
Easy going
Emancipate
Enfranchise
Enlarge
Erroneous
Escaped
Express
Extricate
Evil
Fallacious
False
Faulty
Fire
Flawed
Flexible
Fling
Footloose
Free
Glandular
General
Heave
Heedless
Hurl
Hurtle
Immoral
Imprecise
Inaccurate
Inconclusive
Incorrect
Indecisive
Indefinable
Indeterminate
Indistinct
Inexact
Iniquitous
Insecure
Invalidated
Irresponsible
Launch
Lax
Lazy
Let go
Liberate
Libertine
Lob
Loosen
Manumit
Miscreant
Misleading
Mistaken
Mushy
Nefarious
Neglectful
Negligent
Off
Parole
pelt
Perverse
Perverted
Pitch
Project
Questionable
Rakish
Ransom
Redeem
Relaxed
Release
Remiss
Reprobate
Rescue
Saggy
Save
Separate
Shoot
Sick
Sinful
Stack
Sling
Slipshod
Sloppy
Slovenly
Snipe at
Spring
Squeezed off
squishy
State
Take out
Throw
Toss
Turn loose
Unanchored
Unattached
Unbind
Unbottled
Unbound
Uncaged
Uncertain
Unchained
Uncaught
Unclean
Unconfined
Unconnected
Uncorked
Undefined
Undetermined
Undone
Unethical
Unfastened
Unfettered
Unfussy
Unlease
Unleash
Unlocked
Unloose
Unloosen
Unmoor
Unprincipled
Unscrupulous
Unrestrained
Unrestricted
Unsecured
Unsettled
Unshackled
Unsubstantiated
Unsupported
Unwholesome
Vague
Vent
Ventilate
Vicious
Voice
Wicked
Wrong
Categories
Words you could use instead of the word…
Lose
Abandon
Abdicate
Abolish
Annihilate
Be careless
Become poorer
Become impoverished
Bereaved
Be reduced to
Blow
Bomb
Capitulate
Collapse
Consume
Crack
Crack up
Default
Deplete
Desert
Disinherit
Dismiss
Displace
Dispossess
Dispose of
Dissipate
Divest
Drain
Eliminate
Eradicate
Exhaust
Expend
Expunge
Exterminate
Extinguished
Extirpate
Fiddle away
Fail
Fail to gain
Fail to keep
Failed to obtain
Fail to win
Fall short
Falter
Fold
Flounder
Flop
Flunk
Forfeit
Forget
Forsake
Fritter
Fritter away
Give up
Lavish
Liquidate
Mislay
Misplace
Miss
Misspend
Overlook
Oust
Passover
Pass up
Relinquish
Remove
Rob
Root out
Run through
Sacrifice
Set aside
Suspend
Splurge
Squander
Stamp out
Strikeout
Suffer
Suffer loss
Surrender
Tank
Throw
Throw out
trifle
Trifle away
Use up
Wash out
Waste
Wipe out
Yield
Categories
The definition of the word…
Loose
As an adjective
As an adjective loose means
-Not tight
-Not firm
-Detachable
As a verb
As a verb loose means
-To set something free
-To release something
-To fire projectile
-To fire a weapon
As a noun
As a noun lose means
-To be free from restraint
-To move in an unrestricted way
-To move slackly
Categories
The definition of the word…
Lose
Lose is a verb
It means
-To stop having something
-To be deprived of the chance to have something
-To fail to win
-To fail to take advantage of something
-To waste something
-To be unable to find something
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What’s the difference between the words…
Lose and Loose
Loose is a verb that means fail to win, misplace, waste, or be denied something.
Loose means not tight, not firm, detachable, slack, to set free, or to be free or unrestricted.
Categories
Speech words you could use it instead of…
Fear
Abhorred
Afraid
Affright
Aghast
Agitated
Alarmed
Angst
Anguished
Anxious
Apprehensive
Awe
Blanched
Bothered
Broke out in a sweat
Careful
Cautious
Chickened out
Cold feet
Cold sweat
Concerned
Cowardly
Cowardice
Cowed
Craven
Cringed
Dare not
Despaired
desperation
Discomfort
Disconcerted
Dismayed
Disquieted
Disquieting
Distracted
Distressed
Distrusting
Disturbed
Doubt
Dread
Faint hearted
Faulted
Fearful
Flinched
Foreboding
Frantic
Froze
Fretted
Frightened
Full of dread
Full of fear
Gutless
Have one’s heart in one’s mouth
Have qualms
Heedful
Hesitation
Horror
Horrified
Horrorstruck
Hysterical
Hysterics
Intimidated
Jitters
Jittery
Jumped
Jumpy
Lily livered
Lived in terror
Lost one’s courage
Lost one’s nerve
misgivings
Mortal terror
Nervous
Nightmare
Panicked
Panic stricken
Phobia
Phobic
Quailed
Quaked
Qualm
Quavered
recoiled
Revered
Revulsion
Scared
Shocked
shook
Shrunk
Shuddered
Shy
Skittish
Spooked
Stood aghast
Stood in awe of
Strained
Startled
Stewed
Stressed
Suspected
Suspense
Suspicion
Sweated
Took flight
Took fright
Tension
Terror
Terrorised
Timidly
Tremble
Trembling
Trepidation
Troubled
Turned pale
Twinged
Unadventurous
Uneasy
Uncertainty
Unnerved
Upset
Vexed
Wimped out
Winced
Worried
Categories
words you could use instead of…
Fear
Abhorrence
Afraid
Affright
Aghast
Agitation
Agonise
Alarmed
Angst
Anguish
Anxiety
Anxious
Anxiousness
Apprehension
Apprehensiveness
Awe
Aversion
Be afraid
Be alarmed
Be frightened
Be scared
Blanch
Bothered
Break out in a sweat
Care
careful
Cautious
Chicken
Chicken heartedness
Chicken out
Chills
Cold feet
Cold sweat
Concern
Consternation
Coward
Cowardly
Cowardice
Cowed
Craven
Creeps
Cringe
Dare
Dare not
Daunted
Despair
Desperation
Desperateness
Discomfort
Discomposure
Disconcerted
Dismay
Disquiet
Disquieted
Disquietude
Distraction
Distress
Distrust
Disturbed
Doubt
dread
Fainthearted
Falter
Fearful
fearfulness
Fearsome
Filled with dread
Filled with fear
Flight
Flinch
Foreboding
Frantic
Freeze
Fret
Fright
Frightened
Full of dread
Full of fear
gutless
Handwringing
Have one’s heart in one’s mouth
Have qualms
Heedful
Hesitation
Horror
Horrified
Horrorstruck
Hysterical
Hysteric
Intimidated
Intrepidity
irresolution
Jitters
Jittery
Jumpy
Jumpiness
Lily livered
Lose courage
Loose ones nerve
misgivings
Mortal terror
Nervous
Nervousness
Nightmare
Panic
Panicky
Panic stricken
Perturbation
Presentiment
Phobia
Phobic
Quail
Quake
Qualm
Quaver
Recoil
Revere
Reverence
Revulsion
Scare
Scared
Scary
Scruple
Shocked
Shook
Shrinking
Shudder
Shy
Skittish
Solitude
Spooked
Stand aghast
Standing awe of
strain
Start
Startled
Stew
Stress
Suspect
Suspense
Suspicion
Sweat
Take flight
Take fright
Tension
Terror
Terrorised
Timid
Timidity
timorousness
Tremble
Trembling
Tremor
Tremulant
Trepidation
Troubled
Turn pale
Twinge
Unadventurous
Unease
uneasiness
Uneasy
Uncertainty
Unnerved
Upset
Vexation
Venerate
Veneration
Weak hearted
wimp out
Wince
with stand
Worried
Worry
Categories
What is the definition of the word…
Fear
As a noun
As a noun fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by either –
– The threat of danger, harm, or pain, et cetera to yourself
– The threat to somebody else’s safety
– The chances of something unwelcome occurring.
As a verb
-As a verb fear is the actual act of being afraid either of a person, object, event, et cetera
-Or is it it is avoiding doing something because you’re afraid.
Owed from last week = 20 minutes
(though I thought it was 25 for some reason.)
Target for this week = 15 hours
Done = 3 hours 53 minutes
Still owed = 1 hour 7 minutes
Completed = ” 2 Sunday blog posts.”
Categories
Writing Schedule
Planned Schedule
Monday = 3hours
Tuesday = 3 hours
Wednesday = 3 hours
Thursday = 3 hours
Friday = 3 hours
Saturday = rest day
Sunday = rest day
Actual schedule
Monday = 0
Tuesday = 3 hours
Wednesday = 1 hour 40 minutes
Thursday = 5 hours 10 minutes
Friday = 0
Saturday = 0
Sunday = 4 hours and 3 minutes
Categories
Writing Journal
Monday, the 10th of January 2022
On Monday I’m supposed to get 3 hours of writing done, but because I need to go to the supermarket and pay bills I got nothing done. This is the problem with waking up late every day, and it’s depressing and infuriating and I have no control over it whatsoever.
Tuesday, the 11th of January 2022
The only notes I have for Tuesday say I wanted to do 3 hours 25 minutes of writing to make up the missing time from last week, but I only managed to do 3 hours. In this time I finished 2 Sunday blog post, but I don’t say what ones, or even if they were for the same or different weeks. I really am trying my hardest to journal and keep notes, but I find it so difficult for some reason.
Wednesday, the 12th of January 2022
Today I have to go to the hairdressers, so I only manage to get 1 hour and 40 minutes of writing done, during which I work on my phase 3 running overview.
Thursday, the 13th of January 2022
Thursday is a much better day, both for getting my writing done and for keeping notes about what I achieved.
I do
– 3 hours for Thursday
-25 minutes for last week
-the 1hour 20 minutes that I owed from yesterday
-As well as an additional 25 minutes
During this time I work on my phase 3 running overview, and the mileage details to go with it.
Friday, the 14th of January 2022
Due to the fact my hairdresser cut my fringe wrong and I tried to fix it myself (it was in my eyes and I couldn’t see, and it was hurting them) I get nothing done today, as I went into town to get it fixed.
Saturday the 15th of January 2022
There are no notes for Saturday, so I assume I did no writing, but I have no idea why.
Sunday, the 16th of January 2022
Sundays note simply say
-4 hours 3 minutes
-Research
-Still behind 2 hours
Categories
The definition of the word…
Contemplated
Past tense of -contemplate
To look, or have looked at a thing, idea, or problem et cetera, for a long time.
To think about, or have thought about a thing, idea, problem, et cetera, deeply and/or at length.
To have, or to have had, in view or in mind, as a probable intention.
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Speech words to use instead of…
Contemplated
Absorbed
Allowed
Analysed
Aspired
Aspired to
Assimilated
Beat one’s brain about
Beat one’s brain out
Beat one’s brain out about
Believed
Brooded
Brooded about
Brooded over
Calculated
Chewed
Chewed on
Chewed over
Cogitated
Conceived
Concluded
Considered
Cooled out
Cudgelled ones brains about
Daydreamed
Debated
Deliberated
Designed
Digestived
Drank
Drank in
Dreamed
Dreamt
Dwelled
Dwelled on
Dwelled upon
Dwelt
Dwelt on
Dwelt upon
Entertained
Envisaged
Envisioned
Expected
Explored
Eyed
Fixated
Fixated on
Fixated upon
Foresaw
Fretted
Fretted about
Fretted over
Intended
Introspected
Kicked around
Kicked over
Looked
Looked at
Looked over
Meant
Meditated
Meditated on
Minded
Mulled
Mulled over
mused
Mused upon
Navel gazed
Observed
Obsessed
Obsessed about
Obsessed over
Opined
percolated
Planned
Plotted
Pored
Pored over
Proposed
Purported
Purposed
Questioned
Reasoned
Reflective
Reflected on
Reflected upon
Regarded
Reminisced
Retrospected
Reviewed
revolved
Ruminated
Second guessed
Sized up
Speculated
Speculated about
Speculated on
Speculated over
Studied
Thought about
Thought of
Thought over
Turned
Turned over
Weighed
Went
Wrestled
Wrestled with
Categories
Words you can use instead of the word…
Contemplated
Absorbed
Aimed
Allowed
Ambitioned
Analysed
Aspired
Aspired to
Assimilated
Beat one’s brain about
Beat one’s brain out
Beat one’s brain out about
Believed
Brooded
Brooded about
Brooded over
Calculated
Chewed
Chewed on
Chewed over
Cogitated
Conceived
Concluded
Considered
Cooled out
Cudgelled ones brains about
Daydreamed
Debated
Deliberated
Designed
Digestived
Drank
Drank in
Dreamed
Dreamt
Dwelled
Dwelled on
Dwelled upon
Dwelt
Dwelt on
Dwelt upon
Entertained
Envisaged
Envisioned
Expected
Explored
Eyed
Fixated
Fixated on
Fixated upon
Foresaw
Fretted
Fretted about
Fretted over
Intended
Introspected
Kicked around
Kicked over
Looked
Looked at
Looked over
Meant
Meditated
Meditated on
Minded
Mulled
Mulled over
mused
Mused upon
Navel gazed
Observed
Obsessed
Obsessed about
Obsessed over
Opined
percolated
Planned
Plotted
Pored
Pored over
Proposed
Purported
Purposed
Questioned
Reasoned
Reflective
Reflected on
Reflected upon
Regarded
Reminisced
Retrospected
Reviewed
revolved
Ruminated
Second guessed
Sized up
Speculated
Speculated about
Speculated on
Speculated over
Studied
Thought about
Thought of
Thought over
Turned
Turned over
Weighed
Went
Wrestled
Wrestled with
Categories
Word to use instead of the word…
You’re
You are
Categories
Words you can use instead of the word…
Your
Though there are different situations when the word your can be swapped with other words, there actually aren’t any almost directly interchangeable words for it.
Categories
Definition of the word…
You’re
The word you’re is a contraction of the words you are.
This means that you’re is a shorter and/or informal way of saying you are.
We make the two words you are, a single word, by bringing them together, and replacing the letter a with an apostrophe.
Example
“You are beautiful.”
Becomes
“You’re beautiful.”
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The definition of the word…
Your
The word your is a determiner or possessive, but it can also be used when addressing holders of certain titles.
As a determiner or possessive you can use it in two ways.
The first is when referring to something that belongs to or is associated with the person or the people the speaker is addressing.
Example
“I am sorry I broke your heart.”
The second is when referring to something belonging to, or something associated with, any person in general.
Example
“It’s enough to break your heart.”
When using your to address a title holder, it comes before that persons title.
Example
“Your Majesty.”
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The difference between the words…
Your and You’re
Your
Your is a determiner or possessive, this means it is used to indicate that something, be it – an object, idea, name, et cetera, belongs to a person or a group of people.
Example
“Your coat is on the hook.”
You’re
You’re is a contraction of the word you are. This just means that it is a shorter and/or informal way of saying you are.
Example
“You are beautiful.”
Would become
“You’re beautiful.”
If you are struggling to figure out or remember whether your or you’re is correct in a sentence, ask yourself if you replace it with you are will the sentence still make sense. If it does, then you’re is correct. If it doesn’t, then your is correct.
Example
“You’re beautiful.”– Makes sense.
As does – “You are beautiful.”
Whereas
“Is that your coat?”-Makes sense.
But
“Is that you are coat?” – Does not make sense.
Categories
Writing Overview
Target hours done = 14 hours 40 minutes
Extra done = 0
Owed= 20 minutes
Posts done – unknown
Not a great week for reaching my target hours or target work, and it was terrible for keeping note.
Categories
Writing Schedule
The planned schedule
Monday – 3 hours
Tuesday – 3 hours
Wednesday – 3 hours
Thursday – 3 hours
Friday – 3 hours
Saturday – 0
Sunday- 0
The actual schedule
Monday – 1 hour
Tuesday – 4 hours
Wednesday – 2 hours
Thursday – 0
Friday – 0
Saturday – 3 hours 15 minutes
Sunday – 4 hours 35 minutes
Categories
Writing Journal
Monday, the 3rd of January 2022
Due to how busy I have been all day – I not only had to go to the supermarket, I went into the city centre to buy new running shorts and then went for a run – I have done no writing at all.
At 11pm I decided I am going to do 3 hours of writing now, as I can’t sleep, but only end up managing 1, as I am too tired. I do a plan and half a draft of writing, but I don’t make a note of what it is that I actually write.
Target done = 1 hour of writing
Extra done = 0
hours of writing
[Hours of writing owed = 2 hours of writing]
Tuesday, the 4th of January 2020
Today I manage a block of 1 hour 15 minutes writing before I need to stop for a break.
When I get back, I decide to do another 2 hours 10 minutes. It takes me 1 hour 40 minutes to finish the first draft of -remember to burn your bridges (I don’t record if this is part 1, 2 or both).
Then with the remaining half an hour I dictate- part six of the devil cares more about cars than Prada, and do a first edit on roughly half of it.
Target done = 3 hours of writing
Extra done = 1 hour of writing
hours of writing
[Hours of writing owed = 1 hour of writing]
Wednesday, the 5th of January 2022
Today I write for 2 hours – because I don’t update my journal until Sunday, I have no idea what I actually wrote.
Target done = 2 hours of writing
Extra done = 0
hours of writing
[Hours of writing owed = 2 hours of writing]
Thursday, the 6th of January 2022
On Thursday what should be a quick clean of my flat turns into a massive job, so I do no writing.
Target done = 0
Extra done = 0
hours of writing
[Hours of writing owed = 5 hours of writing]
Friday, the 7th of January 2020
On Friday I have an episode in the supermarket, which is followed by my neighbours being antisocial, so again I get no writing done.
Target done = 0
Extra done = 0
hours of writing
[Hours of writing owed = 8 hours of writing]
Saturday, the 8th of January 2022
I do 3 hours 15 minutes of writing.
Again, I don’t know what I wrote.
Target done = 3 hours of writing
Extra done = 15 minutes
hours of writing
[Hours of writing owed = 5 hours and 24 minutes of writing]
Sunday 9th of January 2022
Today I do 4 hours 35 minutes of writing.
Target done = 4 hour of writing
Extra done = 1 hour and 35 minutes
hours of writing
[Hours of writing owed = 20 minutes of writing]
Categories
The definition of the word…
Anger
As a noun
A strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.
As a verb
Provoke anger
Fill a person with anger
Anger
Accused
Barked
Bellowed
Bossed
Carped
Censured
Condemned
Criticised
Demanded
Fumed
Gawped
Glowered
Growled
Grumbled
Hissed
Ordered
Raged
Ranted
Raved
Remonstrated
Reprimanded
Retorted
Scuffed
Scolded
Scaled
Seethed
Snapped
Snarled
Ticked off
Told off
Upbraided
Categories
Words you can use instead of the word…
Anger
Acrimoniousness
Acrimony
Acrid
Acrimonious
Affronted
Aggravated
Aggravation
Angriness
Animosity
Annoyance
Annoyed
Antagonised
Antagonism
Antagonistic
Antipathy
Apathetic
Apoplectic
Argumentative
Solicitor
Bearish
Belligerence
Belligerent
Bent out of shape
Bile
Bilious
Biliousness
Birse
Bitter
Bitterness
Blew up
Blow up
Blue in the face
Boiling
Bristling
Burning
Cantankerous
Cheesed off
Chief
Chiefed
Choler
Cholera
Churlish
Contrariness
Country
Contentious
Contentiousness
Content
Convulsed
Crappy
Crankiness
Cranky
Cross
Dander
Displeased
Disputatious
Disputatiousness
Dudgeon
Dyspeptic
Inflamed
Enmity
Enraged
Envy
Embittered
Embitterment
Enpoisonment
Exacerbated
Exasperated
Exasperation
Ferocious
Fierce
Fiery
Flare up
Foaming
Fretful
Fuming
Furious
Furor
Fury
Fussing
Galled
Grouchy
Grumpy
Garage
Hateful
Heated
Hopping
Hopping mad
Horn mad
Hostile
Hostility
Hot
Hotheadedness
Hot under the collar
Huff
Huffy
Malice
Mood
Moody
Natalie
Offended
Orneriness
Ornery
Outburst
Outraged
Passionate
Peevish
Perturbed
Petulant
Pissed
Pissed off
Piqued
Provoked
Pugnacious
Pugnaciousness
Pugnacity
Put out
Quarrelsome
Quarrelsomeness
Quick-tempered
Rabid
Raging
Rancorous
Ranting
Rankled
Raving
Resentful
Resentment
Riled
Riley
Roiled
Rise
Ruffled
Seething
Shirty
Sizzling
Smouldering
Snappish
Sore
Steamed up
Storming
Stormy
Sullen
Sulky
Teed off
Temper
Testy
Ticked
Ticked off
Touchy
Uptight
Vengeful
Vengefulness
Venom
Vexed
Vindictive
Vindictiveness
Virulent
Vitriol
Vitriolic
Worked up
Wrath
Wrathfulness
Wroth
Wrought up
Categories
Define of the word…
Though
As a conjunction
Even though
In spite of
As an adverb
Meaning however
Contradictorily
Except
As an exception
Categories
Definition of the word…
Although
As a conjunction
Even though
In spite of the fact that
Categories
Words you can use instead of the word…
Though
As an adverb
However
Categories
Words you can use instead of…
Although and Though
As a conjunction
About
Admittedly
Admitting
After all
Again
Against
Albeit
Anyway
Anyhow
Any who
Around
Because
Besides
But
Contradictorily
Contrastingly
Contrarily
Contraversive
Conversely
Despite
Except
Excluding
For
Furthermore
Granted
However
Indeed
Instead
Inversely
Meanwhile
Nevertheless
Nonetheless
Only
Opposite lead
Otherwise
Perhaps
Random
Regardless
Still
Supposing
Then
What ever
When
Whereas
While
Whilst
Yet
Unfortunately
Although and Though
The words although and though are both conjunctions, and can be used interchangeably for this purpose.
However, the word though is also an adverb, and the word although should not be used instead of it in this way.
If you’re ever in doubt of which you should use, go with though as it can never be wrong, whereas although can.
Categories
Writing Schedule
The planned schedule
Saturday= 3 hours of writing
Sunday= 3 hours of writing
The actual schedule
Saturday= 3 hours, 16 minutes of writing
Sunday= 3 hours, 35 minutes of writing
Overview
Target = 6 hours of writing
Achieved= 6 hours, 51 minutes
1x Sunday blog post completed
Categories
Writing Journal
Saturday, the 1st of January 2022
On Saturday I got 3 hours, 16 minutes of writing done. I worked on my Sunday blog post – the devil cares more about cars than prada part 5. 3 hours it is my target so I did 16 minutes over.
Target done =3 hours
Extra = 16 minutes
(Owed =0)
1 x Sunday blog post complete
Sunday, the 2nd of January 2022
On Sunday I got 3 hours, 35 minutes of writing done.
I worked on everything from the plan to the final written draft of – part 6 of the devil cares more about cars than Prada.
This is amazing amount of work as usually the first draft takes double this entire amount, at least.
Target done= 3hours
Extra = 35 minutes
(owed= 0)
My plan for January is to try to write for 3 hours a day 5 days a week, which would total 15 hours a week.
And to just keep up with my Friday running Journals, and Sunday autobiographical blog posts, as I’ve been struggling to do so.
Categories
Announcement
The start of my writing journal
And
Writing tips
Hi guys,
I have been saying I am going to start a writing journal, similar to my running journal, as well as my own writing tips, for a while now.
Well, I have finally started.
My journal will follow a similar set up to my running journal, there will be plans, a journal, a schedule, and overviews. Hopefully in the future there will also be guides, but for now I’m starting small.
My tips will for now be
-Words to use instead off
+A definition of that word
-Words that are commonly confused words
+The definition of those words
+Words to use instead of those words.
Again in the future I’m hoping to expand on this.
I hope to see you all on Wednesdays at 9 pm my time. AGAIN!
Love y’all
Pix
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