Word of the Day propitious (prəpɪʃəs , प्रपिशस) Example He believed it was a propitious moment to finally get to work to prevent an arms race in outer space. Definition adjective presenting favorable circumstances; likely to result in or show signs of success"a propitious alignment of planets for space exploration""propitious gales speeded us along""propitious omens" Quote... Continue Reading →

Did you know... ... that today is Mousetrap Day? Agatha Christie's play Mousetrap opened on this day in 1952 at The Ambassadors Theatre in London and moved to St. Martin's Theatre in March 1974 where it is still running to this day! The longest-running West End show, it has by far the longest run of any play... Continue Reading →

* A paradox of status and power [ https://p.feedblitz.com/r3.asp?l=193389622&f=1081591&c=8949956&u=5102652 ] One can refuse to pay bills, bully employees, steal credit, work the refs and look for shortcuts… or pay bills ahead of time, elevate employees, amplify the credit of others and take the long road. While both are modern signifiers of a certain kind of success, only... Continue Reading →

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Word of the Day colossal (kəlɑsəl , कलासल) Example The recent ban on tinted film on car windows has forced residents across India to remove the sun films from their cars. This decision has led to a colossal national waste with over 180 crore rupees worth of sun film consigned to garbage in Bangalore alone. Definition... Continue Reading →