10 of the most beautiful English words we should use more often
06.12.2019
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Some English words that are actually not very popular deserve special attention. Here is the list of 10 incredibly beautiful English words with their meanings.
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Which of these words do you like the most? What are your favorite words in any language?
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56 Comments
Robin Scott
Quintessential does not mean most essential. It means a perfect example of something eg a quintessential English village!
Christopher J Voce
Use most of them as often as possible, much to the consternation of my daughter in particular!
John Joseph
I use 8 of those words regularly.John Joseph
Bob Miller
fun. wish it had been a vocabulary test :)
cdowdy aks
Recognize about half and then the other half were informative! Thanks🎈
Darlene Warner
Most of them I can't even pronounce
Eve
Words can be so beautiful and descriptive...I love words.
Raymond Cardona
I agree these words should be used more often. I can always smell the earth after the rain especially in the summer, now I know the word to describe the pleasant smell.
Bonnie
Gail Cusack
Limerance was a new world for me.
Thanks for the education. At 74 I'm still learning
lmoores
I had heard of all of these words except Labyrinthene, Limerance and Petrichor.
Steve Tingle
One new one for me, Limerence, will have to look up its origins.
Peter Marchese
Labariythine Is the way some web sites are organised where you can only communicate with them via a call centre with long wiats at £0.10 per minutes (AA for instances)
Margaret White
Beautiful words, all of them, except petrichor. It describes a very beautiful phenomenon but, for me, it just doesn't resonate. What is it's derivation?
David Hudelson
"Petrichor" was the only one new to me.
roysmith
Halcyon days ahead of us my Lovely one soon my Jayne