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Wednesday, July 29, 2020
synonym for
enjoy
relish
verb
[
rel
-ish ]
relish
is another word for
enjoy
The verbs
enjoy
and
relish
are close in meaning, but
relish
has far more flavor. To
relish
something is to enjoy it with marked appreciation or keen delight. Consider the noun
relish
, a condiment that one adds to a dish to impart flavor and—we hope—enhance enjoyment. The idea of savoring a special taste or flavor carries over to the verb, even when the tastes and flavors are figurative rather than literal. When someone
relishes an experience
, for instance, they are making a point to appreciate the distinctive aspects (flavors) of that particular encounter or activity.
Commonly found as
relish the opportunity
The professor
relished the opportunity
to hear other experts in the field discuss his work.
seem to relish
Rather than shy away from it, the politician
seemed to relish
the spotlight.
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eminently
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nonpareil
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Tuesday, July 28, 2020
synonym for
unique
nonpareil
adjective
[ non-p
uh
-
rel
]
nonpareil
is another word for
unique
When something is
unique
, it is one of a kind. When something is one of a kind because it is truly better than the rest, it is
nonpareil
. The adjective
n
onpareil
means "having no equal; peerless," and it suggests exceptional quality or skill. A
nonpareil singer
, for instance, is one so proficient, they stand alone in their class.
Nonpareil
can also be used as a noun to refer to a person or thing having no equal, and, in the plural, to those colorful sprinkles that top various kinds of sweet treats, making them just a little better than the rest.
Commonly found as
nonpareil + noun
He was a
nonpareil talent
who made a lasting impact on how the game was played.
noun + nonpareil
She was regarded as a
violinist nonpareil
, playing at Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, and many other famous concert venues in her lifetime.
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relish
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leverage
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Monday, July 27, 2020
synonym for
influence
leverage
noun
[
lev
-er-ij,
lee
-ver- ]
leverage
is another word for
influence
The noun
influence
refers to a type of unofficial power to direct the actions or thoughts of others; it typically implies deference to one's character, ability, or station. The noun
leverage
also refers to a type of power, but power of a less mysterious nature, usually derived from an advantage. A company that has the advantage of being the only commercial enterprise in a town might have considerable
leverage
, or power, in its union negotiations.
Leverage
comes from the word
lever
, a rigid bar used to move an object by applied force at a certain point. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the word
leverage
commonly appears in discussion of politics and business.
Commonly found as
use as leverage
The committee decided to
use
the recent show of public support
as leverage
to get their plan passed.
political leverage
The company's massive user base gave it
political leverage
.
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Jul 28
nonpareil
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