Monday, 30 June 2025
Revel
Smirk
Friday, 27 June 2025
humiliate
Thursday, 26 June 2025
Pushover
Off-color
Wednesday, 25 June 2025
eat in
eat in
= to dine at home or at a specific location instead of going out to a restaurant
After a long, exhausting week, I decided to eat in and take some time to sleep.
After a busy day at work, I prefer to eat in and enjoy a quiet evening.
Eating in allows us to enjoy homemade meals and save money.
Some synonyms for "eat in":
Dine at home
Stay in for dinner
Cook at home
Enjoy a meal at home
Eat at home
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Tuesday, 24 June 2025
in the pipeline
in the pipeline
= something is in progress
The app is currently in the pipeline and will be released next week.
The new marketing strategy is in the pipeline and should be implemented by next month.
Several projects are currently in the pipeline, including updates to our website.
The film is in the pipeline and is expected to hit theaters by summer.
Some synonyms for "in the pipeline":
In development
Underway
In the works
In production
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Monday, 23 June 2025
Purge
Push something back
Friday, 20 June 2025
horse around
Thursday, 19 June 2025
Gleaming
Heist
Wednesday, 18 June 2025
from pillar to post
from pillar to post
= to be moved or sent around in a chaotic or confusing manner
During the earthquake, tourists were moved from pillar to post as flights were canceled and rerouted.
After the storm, the residents were sent from pillar to post as emergency services struggled to restore order.
During the renovation, we were shuffled from pillar to post as the construction schedule kept changing.
In the aftermath of the merger, employees felt like they were being sent from pillar to post without clear communication about their roles.
Some synonyms for "from pillar to post":
Back and forth
To and fro
Here and there
Round and round
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Tuesday, 17 June 2025
chant
chant
= to repeat or sing a word or phrase continuously, often in a rhythmic and melodic manner
The fans kept chanting the team’s official song, rallying support for their favorite football club during the match.
The team’s supporters chanted their victory song as they celebrated in the streets.
The children gathered in a circle, chanting their favorite nursery rhymes with enthusiasm.
Some synonyms for "chant":
Chorus
Recite
Sing
Intone
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Monday, 16 June 2025
Give the green light
Herald
Friday, 13 June 2025
hit back
breakthrough
breakthrough
= a significant advance or development
The logic of the new software represents a breakthrough in artificial intelligence, allowing machines to learn faster and more efficiently with limited resources.
The discovery of a new vaccine represents a breakthrough in the fight against infectious diseases, potentially saving millions of lives.
The invention of 5G technology is a breakthrough in telecommunications, enabling faster data transfer and improved connectivity for smart devices.
The creation of a new lightweight, super-strong material is a breakthrough that could revolutionize industries such as aerospace and construction.
Some synonyms for "breakthrough":
Advancement
Innovation
Discovery
Progress
Development
Revolution
Milestone
Pioneering
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Thursday, 12 June 2025
Indict
Outrageous
Wednesday, 11 June 2025
dead right
dead right
= completely correct.
Mark suggested using this software to learn English, and he is dead right; it has made learning much easier.
She said that adding a pinch of salt enhances the flavor, and she is dead right; it really makes a difference.
My friend advised me to stretch before exercising, and he is dead right; it helped prevent injuries.
She mentioned that booking flights in advance is cheaper, and she is dead right; I found much better deals that way.
Some synonyms for "dead right":
Absolutely correct
Completely right
Spot on
Exactly right
Perfectly accurate
Totally true
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Tuesday, 10 June 2025
be on the cards
be on the cards
= something is likely to happen or is expected to occur in the future.
After the wedding last week, starting a family is now on the cards.
With the holidays approaching, a trip to the beach is on the cards.
Since we've saved enough money, buying a new house is on the cards.
With their strong performance this season, a championship win is on the cards for the team.
Some synonyms and phrases similar to "on the cards":
Likely to happen
In the pipeline
Expected
Anticipated
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Monday, 9 June 2025
Inaugural