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A new word is automatically selected every day, the same for every visitor, so you can build a daily vocabulary habit without needing an account.

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Everyday covers common conversational words, Business English covers professional/workplace vocabulary, and SAT/GRE levels cover advanced words common on standardized tests.

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Each day you view or generate a word, your streak increases by one. Missing a day resets the streak. This is stored only in your browser.

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Entries are compiled and reviewed manually against standard dictionary and etymology references.

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Learn new words with etymology, root breakdowns, memory-aid mnemonics, and full word families — not just a definition. Build a daily habit with Word of the Day and your review streak.

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tenacious

/tuh-NEY-shuhs/

Holding firmly to something; persistent

"Her tenacious attitude helped her close the difficult deal."

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/tuh-NEY-shuhs/ · adjective

noun: tenacityadjective: tenaciousadverb: tenaciously

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1Pick a level. Choose Everyday, Business English, SAT, or GRE difficulty, or leave it on All.
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3Study the details. Tap a word for its etymology, root breakdown, mnemonic, and full word family.
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Why etymology helps you remember words

Most vocabulary tools give you a word and a definition to memorize by brute force. Research on vocabulary acquisition shows that breaking a word into its prefix, root, and suffix — and connecting it to a vivid mental image (a mnemonic) — dramatically improves long-term recall compared to rote memorization.

For example, knowing that "benevolent" comes from Latin "bene" (good) and "volens" (wishing) doesn't just help you remember this one word — it also unlocks related words like "benefit," "benefactor," and "beneficial," all built from the same root.

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Each entry is compiled manually and cross-checked against standard dictionary definitions and etymology references (Latin and Greek root sources). Difficulty levels are assigned based on common usage in standardized test vocabulary lists (SAT/GRE) and professional business writing.

Reviewed by the WordCounter.vip editorial teamLast updated: August 2026

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Every word includes its etymology, a prefix/root/suffix breakdown, a memory-aid mnemonic, and its full word family (noun, verb, adjective, adverb forms) — not just a definition.

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