Word of the Day: Proficuous

Can you pronounce proficuous?

Monday, March 4, 2024

Today's Word Brought to You By adjective 1. Useful or profitable. "The gas station attendant gave us proficuous directions and helped us avoid the tolls." "Let me show you this proficuous trick for pouring sauces without a mess." "Buying the stock at a low price last year turned out to be a proficuous investment." Today's Word Brought to You By Discover Your Bilingual Potential With Babbel Forget clunky apps and robotic learning. Babbel's lessons are crafted by language experts, not algorithms, ensuring you learn practical phrases and vocabulary used in everyday situations. Imagine confidently navigating local markets or ordering food like a pro within just 3 weeks. Start your fluency journey today and save up to 55% on Babbel's expert-backed approach. Subscribe Now Latin, mid-17th century "Proficuous" is based on the Latin "proficuus," meaning "beneficial," but the modern usage of the word can mean "useful" or "profitable" — sometimes these elements are not one and the same. Social media has become a repository for proficuous information as users share life hacks, such as "how to fold a fitted sheet" or "8 ways to use lemons for cleaning." ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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