Slaughter liberals with a brand-spanking-new vocabulary!
(this is not a joke, I did not make these words up)
I bet you're about to close this page because the last thing you want to do is learn new words. Put the mouse down, this is good for you, and you will like it once it's over. Now, to the best under-used words in the english language:
Kakistocracy: government by the least able or qualified, or government by the most corrupt
Verisimiltude: the appearance of truth or reality
Kibosh: something that serves as a check or stop
Venal: open to bribery or purchase, mercenary-like
Jurisprudence: the science or philosophy of the law
Xenophobia: fear of foreigners or foreign things
Bet you heard that word countless times, but had no idea what it meant until now
Kerfuffle: confusion, uproar, disorder
Don't blame me if people laugh when you use this word
Dichotomy: a split between two very different philosophical groups
Quotidian: daily; ordinary, usual
Tenuous: flimsy, weak, lacking substance or strength
Incorrigible: unfixable, impossible to manage
like social security
Quid pro quo: an exchange or even bargain
unlike social security
Venial: pardonable, forgivable, excusable
Do not confuse this with venal
Junket: a trip or travel, especially one taken by a public official at public expense
Vanguard: the forefront oo leading edge of an army or movement
I bet you're about to close this page because the last thing you want to do is learn new words. Put the mouse down, this is good for you, and you will like it once it's over. Now, to the best under-used words in the english language:
Kakistocracy: government by the least able or qualified, or government by the most corrupt
Verisimiltude: the appearance of truth or reality
Kibosh: something that serves as a check or stop
Venal: open to bribery or purchase, mercenary-like
Jurisprudence: the science or philosophy of the law
Xenophobia: fear of foreigners or foreign things
Bet you heard that word countless times, but had no idea what it meant until now
Kerfuffle: confusion, uproar, disorder
Don't blame me if people laugh when you use this word
Dichotomy: a split between two very different philosophical groups
Quotidian: daily; ordinary, usual
Tenuous: flimsy, weak, lacking substance or strength
Incorrigible: unfixable, impossible to manage
like social security
Quid pro quo: an exchange or even bargain
unlike social security
Venial: pardonable, forgivable, excusable
Do not confuse this with venal
Junket: a trip or travel, especially one taken by a public official at public expense
Vanguard: the forefront oo leading edge of an army or movement
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