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Thursday, February 04, 2021
synonym for
lasting
perennial
adjective
[ p
uh
-
ren
-ee-
uh
l ]
perennial
is another word for
lasting
The adjective
lasting
describes things that continue or endure for a long time, as in a
lasting friendship
or a
lasting impression
. The adjective
perennial
is used to talk about things that are timeless, recurrent, or that last indefinitely. A
perennial debate
is one that comes up again and again, and is never fully settled or closed. A
perennial favorite
is something, be it a song, a book, or a meal, that never fails to please.
Perennial
has a more specific meaning when it’s used to describe plants: a
perennial
plant (also called simply
a perennial
) is one that dies back above ground, but sends up new growth year after year (as opposed to an
annual
plant, which lasts for one year or growing season only).
Commonly found as
perennial favorite
When there is a chill in the air, many home cooks revert to the
perennial favorites
like soup or chicken pot pie.
seemingly perennial
The assistant felt like he could never get ahead of the
seemingly perennial
paperwork.
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Feb 05
flourish
Feb 03
rejuvenate
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Wednesday, February 03, 2021
synonym for
refresh
rejuvenate
verb
[ ri-
joo
-v
uh
-neyt ]
rejuvenate
is another word for
refresh
The verb
refresh
is a broad term that is used in many different ways to talk about newness, whether it be bringing a new element to something or making something familiar or forgotten seem new. One can
refresh
a room with some new paint,
refresh
a social media feed to see the latest news, or
refresh
another’s memory by reminding them of something. The verb
rejuvenate
is a close synonym of
refresh
, but it is used less often and in fewer contexts. Where
refresh
emphasizes making something fresh or new,
rejuvenate
emphasizes restoring things to how they once were, or, in the context of health and wellness, restoring a youthful vigor or appearance.
Commonly found as
help rejuvenate
Adding some compost to your garden will
help rejuvenate
the soil and increase your vegetable yield.
rejuvenate + body
A dip in the hot springs was exactly what the mountain climber needed to
rejuvenate his body
after his latest trek.
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Feb 04
perennial
Feb 02
prognosticate
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Tuesday, February 02, 2021
synonym for
predict
prognosticate
verb
[ prog-
nos
-ti-keyt ]
prognosticate
is another word for
predict
To
predict
something is to tell in advance what will happen. This verb often (but not always) implies calculation, knowledge, or shrewd inference from facts or experience, as in the case of astronomers who
predict
an eclipse. The verb
prognosticate
deals primarily in signs and omens. A thing, such as the presence or absence of a certain groundhog’s shadow, can
prognosticate
, or presage, something (the estimated time of arrival for spring). Similarly, a person can
prognosticate
, or foretell, a future event from present indications or signs. The related word
prognosis
is used in medicine to talk about the probable course and outcome of a disease, especially of the chances of recovery.
Commonly found as
prognosticate the future
The TV pundits used the closing segment of their show to
prognosticate the future
of artificial intelligence—and the picture they painted resembled dystopian storylines from Hollywood.
try to prognosticate
The sports announcers
tried to prognosticate
the outcome of the championship, but it was impossible since both teams had played so well all season.
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Feb 03
rejuvenate
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flourish
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