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Difficult Words : Plebian, Platitude and Plaintive
Platitude (PLAT i TOOD) n: a dull or trite remark, a cliché • The principal thinks he is a great orator, but his loud, boring speech was full of platitudes. • Instead of giving us any real insight into the situation, the lecturer threw platitudes at us for the entire period. It was a platitudinous speech. Plebian (pluh BEE un) adj: common, vulgar, low class, bourgeois • Plebian is the opposite of aristocratic. • Sarah refused to eat frozen dinners, saying they were too plebian for her discriminating palate. We have tried our best to make this site as informative as possible. It will certainly help in broadening the horizons of knowledge of the visitors. We also apologize for the mistakes which are not deliberately committed. Both suggestions and criticisms to enhance the quality of this site are sincerely welcomed. Use our Contact Us form to submit both your suggestions and criticisms. This site in general and this page in particular will certainly help the visitors to increase their knowledge of vocabulary in an exhaustive way. Whilst browsing through this list, at one full swoop you will pick up many words with the same or a related and the opposite meaning. Reading this list is a great fun, while expanding your vocabulary at the same time. It is meant to help to improve the vocabulary of the visitors, the students (who are preparing for various examinations), the authors, journalists, literati and all other people who are interested in improving their language skills. Etymology| Longest Word | Letter Writing Proverbs| Misspelled Words| Contractions| Plebian to HOME PAGE |
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