My son who has autism has been watching these videos after school with me. He typically sits next to me & rests his head on my shoulder. At Thanksgiving, his 11 year old sister cooked the turkey & I made the sides. We set the table & called him in to eat. He sat down & repeatedly said, “decent presentation!” We were very grateful! Thank you for time. You have blessed our home, our memories & graced us with an opportunity for my son to express himself. That’s priceless🤍
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Thank you for your great efforts. I don’t want to be truculent to say that these adjectives are difficult in both pronouncing and writing, they require esoteric knowledge to be easy but my knowledge in English is still nascent , whatever,I always feel I am so germane to all your lessons, watching your lessons became perfunctory work to me. You have never been austere with my comments, finally I wanna say all of these adjectives are new to me, so it is really a quintessential lesson for me.
Hi Aimanno. Thanks for commenting. It's always wonderful to see people practice using the words. Great job! 👍 Glad you enjoyed the lesson & hope you learned some new adjectives. 😊
I am only six years old,I want to tell my favorite adjective that I learned from you.It's "convoluted ". It's grateful for your lessons, I like it very much 😃👍👍!👩
I really appreciate you for teaching me 10 advanced English adjectives I have never seen before. May you be happy, rich and safe. And I love and respect you, sir. My favourite adjective is perfunctory.
Watching your videos became a "prefunctory" task for me. Today's adjectives are "germane" to those used in academic articles which makes them "esoteric". Learning them really paved the way to a "nascent" stage by approaching the advavanced level. Therefore, I would like to thank this "quintessential" channel for its valued efforts :)
Truculent, austere, capricious, defamatory, esoteric, nascent. Most of them very similar to portuguese. I would understand them easily. Thank you, Wes!
I like very much your teaching style. In this particular lesson I think that an appropriate closing was missing. I would have liked to see all the adjectives at the end in a chart or something like that. No matter what, I enjoy your lessons very much. Thanks.
A very very educational lesson indeed and I thank you for your contribution.However, germane and defamatory are very riveting adjectives....waiting for more videos Wes
I've never heard the adj "quintessential", well, I'm sure I've never heard lots of English words but I liked learning this one. I keep studying whenever I'm free.
Capricious-austere- germane - preposterous- perfunctory - truculent- after Wes explained/read it loud, it is much interesting to go through this video again and again. Thank you Wes!
Wow, that's great! I'm first time in this channel, and after watching this video I was impressed how many words I didn't know. Thank you for making my speech better and richer.
Germane Preposterous Perfunctory Truculent Austere Capricious Defamatory Esoteric knowledge /experience At a nascent stage of development Quintessential
Happy Teachers Day Sir !! India celebrates teachers day on 5 September nd I'm proud to have a mentor like you who has helped me so much in improving my English and transforming me into a logophile. Thanks a tonne !! 🙏🙏💙
Wow, Sunday morning in Vietnam now and I’ve just goofed around with my phone and it led me to your top-notch channel. I’ve subscribed and really enjoyed watching it. Thank you very much. X from Vietnam.
Thanks you vertical much! I have learned the cool adjectives and I'll definitely use them in my writings and speaking english. Could you produce more viveos like this in future. It's So useful. .
I was muticulous with your videos. It's really optimum performance . Yep ! Interactive English is the quintessential channel. There is no two way about it. That's a wrap. Fingers crossed buddy!
THANKS FOR THESE LESSON I LIKE IT ADJECTIVES IS VERY GOOD TO ME IAM READ YOUR POST IN MY STORY I WAS THINKING YOU ARE FROM ENGLAND BUT YOU LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN. SPECIAL THANKS BY MY SELF
If person has austere manners than they should learn passion from sir Wes. 🙂 , you you have added valuable adjectives in our vocabulary, I am grateful 💖
Thank you so much for this video, please keep them coming, you got my love :) I knew "capricious" from Latin and "esoteric" from Greek. "Germane" reminds me of Germans, who are known for being austere lol This might not be germane to this video but it's preposterous to live in an English speaking country for so long and to finally learn these adjectives on RUclips. Native English speakers are "too polite" to help immigrants improve their English (unless paying the big bucks). Please let me know if my remarks are defamatory and I am being truculent. Thanks again!
Hey Nick. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. I don't think the comment is defamatory. I suppose it depends on where you live. When we were in California, there was an adult school close by that offered language instruction (among other courses) for very little money. 👍
Hi teacher this lesson very helpful thank you so much but its the first time I heard all these adjective and its very defcolty for me I will try to use it and thanks again I'm from Algerian
Hi Baatman. Yes, these are certainly more advanced words. But that's great you learned some new ones. Hope you get the opportunity to practice using them. 👍
Germane - relevant, appropriate, or closely related to the subject at hand. Example: The professor asked the students to focus on issues that were germane to the topic of the research paper. Preposterous - absurd, ridiculous, or contrary to reason or common sense. Example: The idea that pigs can fly is preposterous and not grounded in reality. Perfunctory - done with little effort or enthusiasm, hasty, or lacking in attention to detail. Example: The employee gave a perfunctory response to the customer's complaint, showing little interest in resolving the issue. Truculent - aggressively hostile, inclined to fight or be argumentative. Example: The boxer's truculent demeanor intimidated his opponents in the ring. Austere - strict, simple, or plain in appearance, manner, or lifestyle; devoid of luxury or comfort. Example: The monk led an austere life of meditation and self-discipline. Capricious - unpredictable, impulsive, or characterized by sudden and unaccountable changes in behavior or mood. Example: Her capricious nature made it difficult to predict how she would react in different situations. Defamatory - harmful to a person's reputation, slanderous, or libelous. Example: The politician was accused of making defamatory remarks about his opponent during the campaign. Esoteric - known or understood by only a small group of people with specialized knowledge or interest; obscure. Example: The professor's lecture on quantum physics was esoteric and difficult for most students to comprehend. Nascent - in the early stages of development or existence; just beginning to emerge. Example: The nascent industry of renewable energy holds great promise for the future. Quintessential - representing the most perfect or typical example of something; embodying the essential characteristics of something. Example: He is often regarded as the quintessential American hero, with his courage, integrity, and selflessness.
My son who has autism has been watching these videos after school with me. He typically sits next to me & rests his head on my shoulder. At Thanksgiving, his 11 year old sister cooked the turkey & I made the sides. We set the table & called him in to eat.
He sat down & repeatedly said, “decent presentation!”
We were very grateful!
Thank you for time.
You have blessed our home, our memories & graced us with an opportunity for my son to express himself. That’s priceless🤍
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Thank you for your great efforts.
I don’t want to be truculent to say that these adjectives are difficult in both pronouncing and writing, they require esoteric knowledge to be easy but my knowledge in English is still nascent , whatever,I always feel I am so germane to all your lessons, watching your lessons became perfunctory work to me. You have never been austere with my comments, finally I wanna say all of these adjectives are new to me, so it is really a quintessential lesson for me.
Hi Aimanno. Thanks for commenting. It's always wonderful to see people practice using the words. Great job! 👍 Glad you enjoyed the lesson & hope you learned some new adjectives. 😊
you are so capricious for missing one adjective
Wow, very good - this was an excellent repetition for me
I had never heard most of the words! live and learn! :-)
Your comment is the quintessential opportunity to for me to master googling definitions. Omg!
I am only six years old,I want to tell my favorite adjective that I learned from you.It's "convoluted ". It's grateful for your lessons, I like it very much 😃👍👍!👩
Hi Rebecca. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. I'm glad you enjoy our lessons. Have a wonderful weekend. 😊
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You're so cool that you have the motivation to start learning more words at that age. I strive to be just like you!🗣️
I really appreciate you for teaching me 10 advanced English adjectives I have never seen before. May you be happy, rich and safe. And I love and respect you, sir. My favourite adjective is perfunctory.
You are very welcome. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
You are the quintessential reference for a good teacher !!! Thanks for the great teaching!!!
Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it. :)
Some of my favorite adjectives: pervasive, conducive, evocative, cantankerous, corrosive, emblematic, charismatic, rambunctious
Thanks so much for commenting & sharing with us. 👍
Watching your videos became a "prefunctory" task for me. Today's adjectives are "germane" to those used in academic articles which makes them "esoteric". Learning them really paved the way to a "nascent" stage by approaching the advavanced level. Therefore, I would like to thank this "quintessential" channel for its valued efforts :)
Germane is a new word for me. I really like the usage of quintessential in my conversation. Thank you for this exciting session
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I find difficulties in pronouncing, and some of these new to my knowlege, thanks to you sir, for new words, its worth it
Truculent, austere, capricious, defamatory, esoteric, nascent. Most of them very similar to portuguese. I would understand them easily. Thank you, Wes!
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Awesome presentation with new adjective. Very useful. Great effort and I too agree that Interactive English Channel is the quintessential channel.
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I really appreciate the way that you give the explanations of the words.
That shows you have an esoteric experience .
Thanks for sharing ,teacher.
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Six months hikking in Appalachian Trail... awesome!
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I like very much your teaching style. In this particular lesson I think that an appropriate closing was missing. I would have liked to see all the adjectives at the end in a chart or something like that. No matter what, I enjoy your lessons very much. Thanks.
A very very educational lesson indeed and I thank you for your contribution.However, germane and defamatory are very riveting adjectives....waiting for more videos Wes
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson Mazen. 😊
I have a presentation coming up and I am learning a lot of essential words from you Mr. Wes we appreciate your effort for us.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks so much for your comment Syeda. 👍
Thanks so much for your marvellous lesson.I can't wait to watch your next lesson.Hope you guys have a superb day!
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I've never heard the adj "quintessential", well, I'm sure I've never heard lots of English words but I liked learning this one. I keep studying whenever I'm free.
Thanks for checking out the lesson Graciela. Glad you learned something new. 😊
Besides austere I knew all!
Thanks Wes, following you regularly..
That's great! Thanks for following and commenting. 😃
1. Germane 有密切关系的
2. Preposterous 荒谬可笑的
3. Perfunctory 敷衍的，肤浅的
4. Truculent 蛮横无理的，气势汹汹的
5. Austere 严厉的，简朴的
6. Capricious 反复无常的，任性的
7. Defamatory 诽谤的
8. Esoteric 深奥的
9. Nascent 初期的，新生的
10. Quintessential 精髓的，典型的
Thanks for checking out the lesson Linda. Hope you learned some new words. 😊
You are such an amazing teacher. The words you choose are phenominal. Can't thank you enough.
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Hi professor
Your courses are very excellent i really appreciate your job.
Thanks a lot.
All the best.
Glad you like them! 😊
This is my favorite English learning channel. Thank you!
Wow, thanks! Glad you enjoy the lessons. 😊
You are one of the best online teachers! Thx!!
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Great video. Please keep posting videos like this on advanced academic vocabulary.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson Amit. 😊
Thank you Wes, specially prononciation explanation.
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Capricious-austere- germane - preposterous- perfunctory - truculent- after Wes explained/read it loud, it is much interesting to go through this video again and again. Thank you Wes!
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😃
Hey wes you're absolutely great teacher
Thanks! I really appreciate it. Hope you learned some new adjectives. 😊
This channel is the quintessential place to learn English effortlessly 😉😉
Glad you think so! 👍
Hi , sir iam speechless infront of your outstanding adjectives which are germane to your subject and lectures.I really love to listen your lectures.
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The video is germane to my studies,I will make use of it,full time.be blessed your Honour.
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Very good. You are a good instructor
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Thankyou very much for such quintessential knowledge.
Wow, that's great! I'm first time in this channel, and after watching this video I was impressed how many words I didn't know. Thank you for making my speech better and richer.
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This video is quintitessential video! Thank you for sharing these words! I subscribed😁
Excellent. Thanks for checking out the lesson. Hope you learned some new words. 😊
Thank u, you're experienced and have a good articulate.
I appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 👍
Germane
Preposterous
Perfunctory
Truculent
Austere
Capricious
Defamatory
Esoteric knowledge /experience
At a nascent stage of development
Quintessential
Hi Yasmine. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
Reluctantly!??
what about 'theoretically'
Happy Teachers Day Sir !! India celebrates teachers day on 5 September nd I'm proud to have a mentor like you who has helped me so much in improving my English and transforming me into a logophile. Thanks a tonne !! 🙏🙏💙
Thanks so much! We really appreciate your comment, and we're happy to have you as part of our community. Keep practicing & keep up the good work. 😊👍
Your channel is QUINTESSENTIAL to improve english ... Thanks brother
Thanks for the compliment. Glad you enjoy our lessons. 👍
Great lesson Wes! Learnt some new words & their meanings! Appreciate that! 😊👍
Thanks so much for your comment Sachin. I'm glad you found the lesson useful. Have a wonderful day. 😃🎉
You're welcome Wes 😊👍
Amazing examples. Very well explained
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Hello, I have many favorite adjectives. Among them, the most favorite is FABULOUS . Thanks a million for your alluring video.
Thanks for sharing with us. We love reading your *fabulous* comments. 😊 Hope you have a wonderful day. 👍
Again, I’m listening to this video repeatedly and as usual, words just constantly come into my mind and find their home. 😊
I am glad for the first time because except defamatory I already knew all the other adjectives u explained.thank you so much
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kind of difficult ,but i will try,,,thanks so much,,so good way to explain meaning and pronuntation.
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You give another good lesson. Please keep posting i will this time i subscribed .
Awesome, thank you! 😃
Thanks for this and many more of your lessons✅
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Wow, Sunday morning in Vietnam now and I’ve just goofed around with my phone and it led me to your top-notch channel. I’ve subscribed and really enjoyed watching it. Thank you very much. X from Vietnam.
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I need to subscribe to your channel. None of these words I know. I got to learn more
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I use like to use capricious
Nascent, preposterous and Truculent in my English conversation with my friends. Thank you.
Thanks for checking out the lesson Gloria. Hope you learned some new adjectives. 😊
Great lesson.
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. Hope you learned some new adverbs. 👍
thanks so much for your effort, Wes
Glad you enjoyed the lesson Mustafa. Hope you learned some new adjectives. 😊
I m from Algeria and i liked your method how you teach English thanks
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I thank you so much. Please give us more. I personly like your method of teaching, I can only describe it as WOW. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed the lesson & found it useful. We'll make more advanced vocabulary lessons in the future. Thanks for commenting. 😊
I have learned American English so much from your channel. Thank you
Hi Daniel. That's great! Thanks for watching & learning with us. Hope you have a great day. 😃👍
You're so conscientious for this uncanny arduous work which is quintessential to us be consistently doing it. Thumb up to you 👍 👍
Nice use of the words. Thanks for commenting & have a great day! 😃👍
Its take time to learnt these adjectives.....
Thanks for sharing adjectives.....
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It's a great series, your videos are very different. And would be even greater if you could give two example sentences per word.
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I think I learn something today again thanks a bunch Mr
Hi Esther. I'm glad you learned some new words and found the lesson useful. Hope you have a wonderful day. 😊
Thanks you vertical much! I have learned the cool adjectives and I'll definitely use them in my writings and speaking english. Could you produce more viveos like this in future. It's So useful.
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Glad you enjoyed the lesson & learned some new words. We'll definitely make more vocabulary lessons in the future. 👍
Thank you Sir , you're lessons are always fantastic and inspirational 👍😊
Thanks so much for your comment. 😊
@@InteractiveEng You're so welcome Sir 😊
I was muticulous with your videos. It's really optimum performance . Yep ! Interactive English is the quintessential channel. There is no two way about it. That's a wrap. Fingers crossed buddy!
Nice use of the words. Thanks so much for commenting. Hope you learned some new adjectives. 👍
yeah we need for this adjectives to make a good conversation and speak currently thanks good teacher
Thank you very much for introducing new words with superb pronounciation but are very advanced
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THANKS FOR THESE LESSON I LIKE IT ADJECTIVES IS VERY GOOD TO ME IAM READ YOUR POST IN MY STORY I WAS THINKING YOU ARE FROM ENGLAND BUT YOU LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN. SPECIAL THANKS BY MY SELF
Excellent! Please make more videos on other advanced GRE vocabulary! Many thanks! I like so much that you give the meaning within a context!
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. I'll keep your suggestion in mind for the future. 👍
Thanks a lot. It was a quintessential lesson..
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Please ,can you make more lessons of that advanced vocabulary ?💛
Hi Yasmine. Yes, in the future we'll have more advanced vocabulary lessons. 😉
My new favorite adjective is quintessential.Thank you so much
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Capricious ,quintessential are my favourite.
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Simply the best! Truly awesome.
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we need a lot of videos like this. thanks sir
thank you very much.
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Thanks Wes for your quintessential videos!
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If person has austere manners than they should learn passion from sir Wes. 🙂 , you you have added valuable adjectives in our vocabulary, I am grateful 💖
Excellent. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson & learned some new adjectives. Hope you keep watching, keep commenting, and keep learning new things. 😃🎉
This lesson has quintessential adjectives to help many students to sound more Native
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Thank you so much for this video, please keep them coming, you got my love :) I knew "capricious" from Latin and "esoteric" from Greek. "Germane" reminds me of Germans, who are known for being austere lol
This might not be germane to this video but it's preposterous to live in an English speaking country for so long and to finally learn these adjectives on RUclips. Native English speakers are "too polite" to help immigrants improve their English (unless paying the big bucks). Please let me know if my remarks are defamatory and I am being truculent. Thanks again!
Hey Nick. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. I don't think the comment is defamatory. I suppose it depends on where you live. When we were in California, there was an adult school close by that offered language instruction (among other courses) for very little money. 👍
In France we also have "austère" !!! It does mean strict too, especially for food, clothes, living habits (opposite of opulent! 😅).
Nice. Thanks for sharing with us Francisco. 😊
all the adjectives are totally new for me.m very much happy for this video.thanks a tonne sir.
keep uploading nd keep helping us.
Glad you learned some new adjectives Jasmine. Thanks for your comment. 👍
Yeah!. This class was like a breakfast . spasiba teacher
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Thank you so much for this useful lesson I'm from Iraq .
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Seriously its good to learn new words..I have expected more from you ..by the way Thank you so much for making valuable videos
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Best as always!
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Thank you.
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Great video sir all theses words are very useful. Am from Senegal a west Africa where we only speak French
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Hi teacher this lesson very helpful thank you so much but its the first time I heard all these adjective and its very defcolty for me I will try to use it and thanks again I'm from Algerian
Hi Baatman. Yes, these are certainly more advanced words. But that's great you learned some new ones. Hope you get the opportunity to practice using them. 👍
Germane =relevant
Preposterous= ridiculous, absurd
Perfunctory =habitually done ,duty
Truculent =fierce ,cruel ,aggressive
Austere= strict
Capricious =changing suddenly
Defamatory =false or harm to reputation
Esoteric= understood by few (knowledge or experience)
Nascent= early stages
Quintessential =ideal
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
It is great to listen a quintessential Teacher
Thanks so much William. I hope you learned some new adjectives. 😊
I liked it so much.as always.
Thanks so much! Hope you learned some new adjectives. 😊
Great work sir 👍
So nice of you. 😊
You are great human being.
Thanks so much for your comment. 😃
Thank you very much
this is a great content!! enjoyed it a lot
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These are really a very new and difficult words.. thanks alot I'll try my beast to learn them
Hi Rania. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. Glad you learned some new adjectives. 😊
Germane - relevant, appropriate, or closely related to the subject at hand.
Example: The professor asked the students to focus on issues that were germane to the topic of the research paper.
Preposterous - absurd, ridiculous, or contrary to reason or common sense.
Example: The idea that pigs can fly is preposterous and not grounded in reality.
Perfunctory - done with little effort or enthusiasm, hasty, or lacking in attention to detail.
Example: The employee gave a perfunctory response to the customer's complaint, showing little interest in resolving the issue.
Truculent - aggressively hostile, inclined to fight or be argumentative.
Example: The boxer's truculent demeanor intimidated his opponents in the ring.
Austere - strict, simple, or plain in appearance, manner, or lifestyle; devoid of luxury or comfort.
Example: The monk led an austere life of meditation and self-discipline.
Capricious - unpredictable, impulsive, or characterized by sudden and unaccountable changes in behavior or mood.
Example: Her capricious nature made it difficult to predict how she would react in different situations.
Defamatory - harmful to a person's reputation, slanderous, or libelous.
Example: The politician was accused of making defamatory remarks about his opponent during the campaign.
Esoteric - known or understood by only a small group of people with specialized knowledge or interest; obscure.
Example: The professor's lecture on quantum physics was esoteric and difficult for most students to comprehend.
Nascent - in the early stages of development or existence; just beginning to emerge.
Example: The nascent industry of renewable energy holds great promise for the future.
Quintessential - representing the most perfect or typical example of something; embodying the essential characteristics of something.
Example: He is often regarded as the quintessential American hero, with his courage, integrity, and selflessness.
When I have a certain task to perform, I always put my mind to it. I don't like to do something in a perfunctory manner.
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Excellent 👌👍
Thanks for the visit. 😀
Learning English on Interactive English is one of my perfunctory things.
Great use of the word. Thanks for commenting.