Word: Articulate.
- Parts of Speech: Verb
- Meaning: To articulate is to say something; express or state clearly; speak; pronounce or utter in a certain way.
- Example: Your primary purpose is to demonstrate your ability to articulate your knowledge and ability.
Word: Convoluted
- Parts of Speech: Adjective.
- Meaning: Highly complex or intricate; tangled; tortuous.
- Example: If something is convoluted, it's complex and challenging to understand.
Word: Stilted
- Parts of Speech: Adjective.
- Meaning: The adjective stilted describes something, usually a style of writing, that is unnaturally formal; lacking natural ease.
- Example: A stilted letter of acknowledgment.
Word: Jargon
- Parts of Speech: Noun.
- Meaning: Means specialized language used by people in the same work or profession; also includes click throughs and page views.
- Example:
- Medical jargon: A second language healthcare professionals use to shorten and ease communication.
- Corporate jargon: Terms, phrases, or acronyms used instead of clearly understood phrases.
- Speech therapy jargon: A string of sounds or babble that children use without meaning.
Word: Acquaints
- Parts of Speech: Verb
- Meaning: Make familiar or conversant, inform, Cause to come to know personally.
- Example: He acquainted the new employee with her duties
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