On October 19 I published my first “Wednesday Words” post, using the word erudite.
Since then I’ve written seven more posts using words I discovered while reading that I’d never seen before or didn’t know.
I’ll list them all here along with their definitions in case you’re curious! Tap each Wednesday Word to be taken to the post to see how I used each one.
Erudite
possessing or exhibiting great knowledge or learning
My memory has definitely affected my eruditeness since my college days. These review posts help me remember more of what I’ve learned this year!
Capacious
spacious and roomy
“Capacious” took me back to childhood memories.
Parsimonious
stingy or frugal
How does parsimony fit in with following Jesus?
Intransigence
refusal to change views or agree about something
I share something that I am firmly intransigent about!
Detestation
something that is detested
Here I list a few detestations of mine. Do you share any of them?
Exigency
a state of affairs that makes urgent demands
Two memories of exigencies came out of this post, one from childhood and one from just last month!
Inveterate
ingrained habit, prejudice, activity, or interest
Is inveterateness always a good or bad thing?
Impecunious
having little or no money
Every year at Christmas we celebrate an impecunious couple and their baby born into poverty.
And that is the end of my 2022 Wednesday Words review!
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Lauri Hawley 