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  1. The Vocabulary Bowl kicks off on October 1! Race to master the most words in the world's largest academic competition and watch your vocabulary grow like never before. Show off your linguistic learning, earn prestigious awards, and claim the championship title for ultimate bragging rights. Continue reading...
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  3. Simplify your search through 15,000+ curated vocabulary lists and 228,000+ dictionary definitions with Vocabulary.com's easy-to-use and robust search feature. With one single search, you can find the most relevant word definitions, literary texts, and vocabulary lists on Vocabulary.com. Continue reading...
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  5. This Vocabulary Bowl season students across North America vied for vocabulary victory and collectively mastered over 4 million words! The points have been tallied and the official results are in. See which schools and teachers topped the leaderboards. Continue reading...
  6. Commonly confused words

    A prophet is someone who delivers messages of guidance or warning to others based on divine inspiration. The word profit, on the other hand, refers to the money a business makes after it has paid all its costs. Profit can also mean gaining a benefit from a particular activity, investment, or endeavor. Continue reading...
  7. Commonly confused words

    Someone accused of a crime is put in jail to await trial, unless bail is paid to temporarily bail the person out from custody. A bale of hay is a large bound bundle of harvested straw, stored for farm animal meals and snacks. Continue reading...
  8. Commonly confused words

    Simply, a currant is a dried fruit used in cooking. It is either a small raisin or a red berry. On the other hand, current has a few different definitions. Often it means "happening in the present time," as in current events. The other meanings have to do with the flow of a natural element: water, air, or electricity. Continue reading...
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