3-WORDS-A-DAY [09-Oct-2026 UTC]
Fun·gi·ble | adjective
Capable of being replaced or exchanged for something else of equal value.
e.g. The company's fungible assets were easily converted to cash.
Shat·ter | verb
To break suddenly and violently into pieces
e.g. The dropped vase will shatter into a hundred pieces on the floor
Fall·out | noun
Radioactive particles or gas released into the air after a nuclear explosion.
e.g. The nuclear accident caused a massive fallout that contaminated the surrounding area.
Phrase & Idioms
under fire
subject to extreme criticism or judgment or in the situation of being attacked by weaponry fire
e.g. The government will come under fire again after the release of new budget bill.
Our troops were again under fire yesterday in the border.
Phrasal Verb
check (something) against (something)
to compare or connect things
e.g. They are checking his profile against their database.
Quote
"Act the way you'd like to be and soon you'll be the way you act."
-- Leonard Cohen
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