9 New English Words You Should Learn to Use

Over 1000 new English words are introduced annually and this edition of grammar study brings you, nine new English words and how to use them in sentences.


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9 New English Words You Should Learn To Use

1. Drool-worthy

Definition

Extremely attractive or desirable

Sentence Usage

• He is drool-worthy
• The company's drool-worthy website was hacked.
• Jane's drool-worthy appearance won her the contest.

2.Illiterati

Definition

People who are not well educated or well informed about a particular subject or activity.

Sentence Usage

• A member of the computer illiterati prepared the dish.
• He encouraged the growth of the blossoming illiterati
• Welcome to the world of the illiterati!

3.Infomania

Definition

The desire or enthusiasm to check for or accumulate news and information typically through a mobile phone or computer.

Sentence Usage

• Infomania keeps you abreast with latest trends on social media.
• The rise in infomania could reduce workers sharpness
• Web workers may be more familiar with infomania

4.Locavore

Definition

A person interested in eating locally produced food, whenever possible.

Sentence Usage

• Locavore eateries are everywhere.
• The farmer is a locavore.

5. Freegan

Definition

A person who seeks to help the environment by reducing waste, especially by retrieving and using discarded foods or goods.

Sentence Usage

• The freegan gathered all leftover food at the end of the party.
• Jesus was a freegan.

6.Screenager

Definition

A person in their teens or twenties who has a knack for computers and the internet.

Sentence Usage

• He has been working online since he was a screenager.
• The hack was attributed to a screenager

7.Chillax

Definition

To calm down and relax (coined from 'chill-out' & 'relax')

Sentence Usage

• Brother, chillax with some cool music.
• Stop stressing and chillax.

8.Voluntourism

Definition

Describing people who volunteer overseas for a charity with the actual motivation of visiting foreign places.

Sentence Usage

• I longed to visit America, so I thought voluntourism would do the trick.

9.Hangry

Definition

Bad temper or irritation caused by hunger.

Sentence Usage

• I'm starting to feel really hangry

Now, you can work on incorporating these new English words into your vocabulary.

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Also, Read - Six English Words You Should Learn To Use Properly