Word of the Day: Apposite

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Apposite AP-ə-zət Part of Speech adjective Latin, 17th century Find out how to use "Apposite" in a sentence.... Definition: Apposite Apt in the circumstances or in relation to something. Sponsored by Babbel Start Speaking a New Language in Just 3 Weeks With Babbel Whether you're embarking on a trip soon or have had ambitions of learning a new language for years, odds are that you want to start speaking it confidently sooner rather than later. Turn to Babbel, the top language-learning app that helps users start speaking a new tongue in just three weeks. Babbel goes far beyond just vocabulary; it's about preparing to have real-life exchanges with locals through lessons (podcasts, games, articles, and live online classes) built by expert language instructors (read: not AI). Take up to 60% off during Babbel's Black Friday sale. Get 60% Off If you buy through this link, Word Genius may earn an affiliate commission.   Let's Play Test your vocab! What is an antonym for "anent"? Uncomfortable   Unrelated to   Undone   Unwilling to

 

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