3-WORDS-A-DAY [02-Jun-2025 UTC]
Up·ward | adverb
Moving or directed towards a higher position or level.
e.g. The upward trend in the stock market was a welcome change.
at·trac·tive | adjective
Pleasing or appealing to the eye or mind.
e.g. The attractive design of the new smartphone caught my attention.
me·moir | noun
A written account of one's life or experiences.
e.g. She wrote a memoir about her journey as a refugee.
Phrase & Idioms
who asked you?
(informal) used as a rude way of telling someone that their opinion is not important.
e.g. “I don’t like the idea.†“Well, who asked you?â€
Phrasal Verb
set up (someone)
to create the appearance that someone has done something wrong, or to trick someone.
e.g. I can prove that he was set up for the forgery.
Quote
"Adversity does teach who your real friends are."
-- Lois McMaster Bujold
