3-WORDS-A-DAY [02-Apr-2023 UTC]
hand·some | Adjective
(of a man) having a pleasing and attractive appearance or countenance;
e.g. She is getting married to a handsome prince.
no·ble | Adjective
displaying fine and outstanding personal qualities;
e.g. It was noble of her to come forward with this information.
mer·ci·ful | Adjective
full of mercy and displaying compassion, benevolence, kindness, or forgiveness;
e.g. The ruler was merciful and allowed the criminal to go without harsh punishment.
Phrase & Idioms
the devil is in the detail
Plans, actions, or situations that seem sound must be carefully examined, because minor details can end up causing major, unforeseen problems.
e.g. Before signing that contract check each and every clause with your lawyer, as the devil is in the detail.
Phrasal Verb
catch up
to go faster, or to make something go faster:
e.g. He stopped at the corner and waited for me to catch up.
Quote
"If Plan A fails, remember that you have 25 more letters."
-- Chris Guillebeau
