List of Useful Words for Interpreting Data from Graphs

Take a look at this gallery and find out some useful words when interpreting data from the graphs and charts.

Petricor - the scent of the rain on dry earth

Petricor - the scent of the rain on dry earth

Transgression Meaning

IELTS/TOEFL Word of the Day: transgression a breach of law the act or an instance of transgressing for example: Jaywalking is a form...

Maleficent - Word of the Day

Word of the day: maleficent   - harmful or evil in intent or effect Maleficent witchcraft was different in the sense that conflicts ...

Word of the day: Leviathan

word of the day: leviathan - anything of immense size and power - any huge of marine animal, as the whale For example: Jon...

Word of the Day: Dubious

word of the day: dubious /ˈd(y)o͞obēəs/ - hesitating or doubting - unsure or uncertain - not to be relied upon; suspect John was dubious...

Word of the Day: Complacency

word of the day: complacency - a feeling of being satisfied with how things are and not wanting to try to make them better - an ins...

Other Ways to Say: Honest (Synonyms)

other ways to say: honest source: English Practice Now

Word of the Day: Magnum Opus

magnum opus - a great work - the greatest achievement of an artist or writer Example:  "The Alchemist" was the magn...

Word of the Day: Plateau

plateau - a period of time that shows inactivity source: JROOZ

Word of the Day: Correlate

word of the day:  correlate - either one of two things that are closely connected or correlated with each other Example: The patte...

Discreet vs Discrete

discreet   - adj. Showing discernment or judgement in the guidance of one’s own speech and action; judicious, prudent, circumspect, ca...

Word of the Day: Precursor

Precursor  - a person or a thing that precedes, as in a job, a method, etc. - predecessor example: The completion of my bachelor...

Word of the Day: Fascim

Fascism - very harsh control or authority - a way of organizing a society in which a government ruled by a dictator controls the lives of ...

Word of the Day: Jolt

Word of the day: JOLT -  push or shake (someone or something) abruptly and roughly Example: The explosion jolted the ship.

Word of the Day: Conundrum

Conundrum - a confusing and difficult problem or question. example: The use of protective clothing for farmers in Brazil presents a con...

Word of the Day: Impassive

Impassive  definition:  devoid of emotion not showing emotion Sample sentences: Cool and impassive , she walked past her ex withou...

Word of the Day: Subjoin

Subjoin - to add at the end, as of something said or written; append. Example: We subjoin a specimen which has been rendered into Englis...

Word of the Day: Labile

Here's your word of the day! Labile \LAY-byle\ - readily or frequently changing Example: The researcher spent years studying chemic...

Flare vs Flair - Common Misused Words