Today’s words: vehemence, paragon, grandiloquent

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[@TheEnglishNut]

Do you pronounce 'vehemence' correctly? Hint: The h is silent. Do you know the meaning of 'paragon schnitzophonic'? Hint: It's a trick question. :) What's the word for using complicated and complex language to attract attention? Hint: WATCH THE VIDEO! :)

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Did you study in madrasa too ?

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I only know Paragon - slippers.

[@TheEnglishNut]

Now you know more than that. 😊

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[@NivalaGreen]

I guess 'Vehemence' can be a synonym for 'Zeal', and 'Vehement' for 'Zealous' and 'Fanatic'

[@TheEnglishNut]

Not exactly.

[@NivalaGreen]

@@TheEnglishNut Oh, I was under the impression that these words meant the same. But thanks a lot for correcting me.

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[@TheEnglishNut]

All the best!

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[@damayantisinha1173]

Hello Sir! Shubho bijaya! Could you please help me with something? May l know the delicate difference between *lt was* and *lt happened to be*?

[@TheEnglishNut]

When you say 'it happened to be' you are implying that it is something that happened by chance or coincidence. 'There happened to be a medical store nearby, so I was able to buy the medicine.'

[@damayantisinha1173]

Thank you 😊 Sir.

[@SakshamKapoor-25]

Some pronounce 'columnist' with the 'n' silent. It is because of the way 'column' is pronounced. Is it correct to do so? Similar is the case with 'condemnation'. However, I haven't heard anyone pronouncing it with silent 'n' but I think it can be done if the former can be done. In this video you pronounced the 'n' too.

[@TheEnglishNut]

I've always heard columnist being pronounced with a distinct n. Maybe some people say it with the n silent but that would be rarer I guess.

[@SakshamKapoor-25]

@@TheEnglishNut Yes, it is rare.

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Happy Durga Puja 🎉 Thanks for these words How do I contact you to request the meaning of words and pronunciation. Xx