2026 January Word of the Day Equanimity (noun) Definition: Mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult situation. Sentence: Despite the chaotic nature of the stock market crash, the seasoned investor maintained
December Word of the Day Aberration (noun) Acumen (noun) Aloof (adjective) Anomaly (noun) Arcane (adjective) Austerity (noun) Belligerent (adjective) Banal (adjective) Coalesce (verb) Conundrum (noun) Diatribe (noun) Dilatory (adjective) Disparage (verb) Ennui (noun) Eschew (verb)
November Word of the Day Abrogate (verb) Abscond (verb) Admonish (verb) Ameliorate (verb) Anachronism (noun) Apathy (noun) Arduous (adjective) Assiduous (adjective) Avarice (noun) Clemency (noun) Copious (adjective) Credulity (noun) Diffident (adjective) Egregious (adjective) Eminent (adjective)
October Word of the Day Abjure (verb) Amalgamate (verb) Antithesis (noun) Apotheosis (noun) Ascribe (verb) Bellicose (adjective) Capricious (adjective) Circumvent (verb) Confound (verb) Desultory (adjective) Dissemble (verb) Effrontery (noun) Equivocate (verb) Erudite (adjective) Eschew (verb)
September Word of the Day Augment (verb) Bolster (verb) Cajole (verb) Censure (verb) Delineate (verb) Elicit (verb) Embellish (verb) Enervate (verb) Exacerbate (verb) Extrapolate (verb) Fecund (adjective) Forbearance (noun) Furtive (adjective) Ignominious (adjective) Impetuous (adjective)
August Word of the Day Abnegation (noun) Acrimonious (adjective) Adumbrate (verb) Alacrity (noun) Anathema (noun) Apropos (adjective/adverb) Ascetic (adjective) Bifurcate (verb) Celerity (noun) Conflagration (noun) Didactic (adjective) Disparate (adjective) Ephemeral (adjective) Esoteric (adjective) Etiology (noun)
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