3-WORDS-A-DAY [29-Oct-2026 UTC]
un·nat·ur·al | adjective
Not in accordance with the natural order or usual expectations.
e.g. The unnatural silence in the forest was unsettling.
Plen·ty | noun
A large or sufficient amount of something.
e.g. She had plenty of time to finish her project.
Ail·ment | noun
A disease or illness, especially a chronic one.
e.g. The doctor diagnosed her with a rare aliment and prescribed medication.
Phrase & Idioms
Elvis has left the building
used to refer "the end" of public show or event
e.g. You are too late for the show Jack, Elvis has left the building-having said that I went straight to my car.
Phrasal Verb
come along
to arrive, or to become available.
e.g. I advised him to take advantage of every opportunity that comes along.
Quote
"Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony."
-- Mahatma Gandhi
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