Factoid once meant an invented claim that looked true because it appeared in print. Later, many people began using it for a brief fact.
Morbid vs. macabre: what is the difference?
Morbid suggests unhealthy fascination or gloom. Macabre points to eerie, death related imagery, tone, or atmosphere.
Present Simple: Daily Routines Exercise
Level: A1 . Focus: Present Simple for daily routines
Near-Synonym Collocations: Precise Word Choice Exercise
C2 (Proficiency) multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on near-synonym collocations and precise word choice.
Why we say “gild the lily”
“Gild the lily” means adding unnecessary ornament to something already fine. The modern wording is linked to, but not quoted from, Shakespeare.
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