3-WORDS-A-DAY [16-Apr-2024 UTC]
pleas·ant·ry | noun
banter, a mild joke, or an inconsequential polite remark;
e.g. After an exchange of pleasantries, the leader of the meeting proceeded to outline his plan.
con·vene | verb
summon, assemble, bring together for a meeting or activity;
e.g. The society convened to resolve the issues raised by one of the members.
in·crim·i·nate | verb
accuse or frame someone of being guilty of a crime or wrongdoing, or to cause someone to appear guilty or responsible for something (such as a crime);
e.g. The secretary evaded the senator's question in order not to incriminate the president.
Phrase & Idioms
have something on your hands
to have a person or a problem that you must deal with.
e.g. We have a challenge on our hands if we want the business to be profitable.
Phrasal Verb
go out
to leave your house and go somewhere, especially to do something enjoyable.
e.g. I usually go out with my friends in the weekend.
Quote
"It's not how good you are. It's how bad you want it."
-- Apostle Paul
