I’ve been nominated by Louise from thestorytellersabode to take part in the 3 days, 3 quotes challenge. Thank you, Louise!
The rules of the challenge are:
1) Thank the person who nominated you.
2) Post a quote each day for 3 days.
3) Each day nominate 3 new bloggers to take part.
My three nominees are:
I’ve been nominated by Louise from thestorytellersabode to take part in the 3 days, 3 quotes challenge. Thank you, Louise! The rules of the challenge are:
1) Thank the person who nominated you.
2) Post a quote each day for 3 days.
3) Each day nominate 3 new bloggers to take part.
My three nominees are:
I’ve been nominated by Louise from thestorytellersabode to take part in the 3 days, 3 quotes challenge. Thank you, Louise!
The rules of the challenge are:
1) Thank the person who nominated you.
2) Post a quote each day for 3 days.
3) Each day nominate 3 new bloggers to take part.
My three nominees are:
1. I scrap 2
3. priorhouse
Word of the Week (WOW) is a weekly meme created by Heena Rathore P. It’s a fun way to improve vocabulary by learning new words every week.
To participate, simply do a post with your word and leave the link as a comment on Heena’s WOW post.
Here is my WOW for this week:
It is with much anticipation that we are waiting for the house to be build.
Word: anticipation
Part Of Speech: noun, verb – anticipate(d)(ing);
Pronunciation: /antɪsɪˈpeɪʃ(ə)n/
Meaning: the action of anticipating something; expectation or prediction, anticipation is the state of being happy and excited about something upcoming.
An example of anticipation is when someone is thrilled and looking forward to going on a cruise for the first time.
Synonyms: expectation, contemplation, expectance, expectancy, prospect
Word Origin: late Middle English: from Latin anticipatio(n- ), from the verbanticipare
Antonyms: ignorance ; amazement ; astonishment ; doubt ; fear ; sensation ; surprise ;
Word of the Week (WOW) is a weekly meme created by Heena Rathore P. It’s a fun way to improve vocabulary by learning new words every week.
To participate, simply do a post with your word and leave the link as a comment on Heena’s WOW post.
Here is my WOW for this week:
Word: devastating
Part Of Speech: adjective ; verb ; devastate; adverb: devastatingly; noun: devastation,devastator; adjective: devastative,
Pronunciation: [dev–uh-stey-ting]
Meaning: extremely effective in a destructive way, causing severe shock, distress, or grief,
Synonyms: destructive, ruinous, disastrous, catastrophic,calamitous, cataclysmic
Word Origin: mid 17th century: from Latin devastat- ‘laid waste’, from the verb devastare, from de- ‘thoroughly’ + vastare ‘lay waste’.
Antonyms: blessed, fortunate
Use in sentence:
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