Author: Wonder Boy

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Aisle & Isle. AISLE 1 (n) a long narrow passage (as in a cave or woods) Type: ‘noun.artifact’ 2 (n) passageway between seating areas as in an auditorium or...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Broach & Brooch. BROOCH 1 (n) a decorative pin worn by women Type: ‘noun.artifact’ Synonym: breastpin, broach, 1 (v) fasten with or as if with a brooch Type: ‘verb.contact’ Synonym: clasp, Sentence...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Blunt & Brunt. BLUNT 1 (v) make less intense Type: ‘verb.change’ Usage: ‘blunted emotions’ 2 (v) make numb or insensitive Type: ‘verb.perception’ Usage: ‘The shock numbed her senses’ Synonym: benumb, dull, numb, 3...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Attain & Obtain. ATTAIN 1 (v) to gain with effort Type: ‘verb.social’ Usage: ‘she achieved her goal despite setbacks’ Synonym: accomplish, achieve, reach, 2 (v) reach a point in time, or...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Creak & Creek. CREAK 1 (n) a squeaking sound Type: ‘noun.event’ Usage: ‘the creak of the floorboards gave him away’ Synonym: creaking, 1 (v) make a high-pitched, screeching noise Type: ‘verb.perception’ Usage: ‘The...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Click & Clique. CLICK 1 (n) a short light metallic sound Type: ‘noun.event’ Synonym: chink, clink, 2 (n) a stop consonant made by the suction of air into the mouth...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Bemuse & Amuse. BEMUSE 1 (v) cause to be confused emotionally Type: ‘verb.emotion’ Synonym: bewilder, discombobulate, throw, Sentence Usage : To learn the word better write your sentence in comment...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Bazaar & Bizarre. BAZAAR 1 (n) a shop where a variety of goods are sold Type: ‘noun.artifact’ Synonym: bazar, 2 (n) a street of small shops (especially in Orient) Type: ‘noun.artifact’...

Lets discuss the difference between confusing words Aloud & Allowed. ALOUD 1 (r) using the voice; not silently Type: ‘adv.all’ Usage: ‘please read the passage aloud’ Usage: ‘he laughed out loud’ Synonym: out loud, 2 (r) with relatively high volume...