High‑Impact Words
Words used in academics, business, and daily life that immediately level up your communication.
Why Vocabulary Matters
Strong vocabulary is more than memorizing word lists—it’s the backbone of clear thinking, confident speaking, and faster reading. The right words help you persuade, learn faster, and express yourself precisely.
What You’ll Learn
Connotation, Register & Tone
Tell the difference between frugal and stingy, choose the right politeness and formality.
Word Formation
Roots, prefixes, and suffixes that unlock new words on sight.
Infer from Clues
Use surrounding words and examples to infer meaning while reading.
Study That Sticks
Spaced repetition, active recall, and mnemonics—study smarter, remember longer.
Apply in Real Life
Use new words accurately in emails, talks, and exams.
Who This Is For
Students
Preparing for SAT, GRE, IELTS and more with context‑based practice that mirrors modern exams.
Professionals
Polish presentations, emails, interviews, and persuasive writing.
Lifelong Learners
Because sounding sharp feels good—and opens doors.
How It Works
Learn in Context — Short stories and real‑world sentences make meanings stick.
Practice Actively — Quick quizzes, cloze exercises, and synonym swaps.
Revisit Smartly — Spaced reviews surface the right words at the right time.
Apply Daily — Micro‑prompts to use new words in your writing and speech.
Features You’ll Love
Curated Packs
Logic, Emotions, Work, Tech, Culture—master words by theme.
Audio & Stress
Hear pronunciations and syllable stress to speak naturally.
Mini‑Etymology
Short origin notes build intuitive word sense.
Printable Flashcards
Click to export sets for offline drills.
Progress Tracking
Weekly goals, streaks, and gentle reminders.
Mobile‑Friendly
Learn anywhere with fast, tap‑first interactions.
Sample Lesson: “Eloquent”
Meaning: fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
In context: “Her eloquent appeal won over the committee.”
Synonyms: articulate, expressive, persuasive
Common mix‑ups: elegant (style/appearance) vs. eloquent (speech)
Try it: Write a two‑sentence pitch using eloquent and one synonym.
Word Family Spotlight: “‑scribe/‑script” (to write)
Examples: describe, transcript, inscription, prescription, conscription
Spot the pattern? Once you know the root, new words become predictable.
Study Tips That Work
Five‑a‑Day Rule
Learn 5 new words, review 10 old ones. Small steps, big gains.
One Word, Many Angles
Definition → example → synonym/antonym → your sentence.
Make it Yours
Connect each word to a memory or image you won’t forget.