Chances are, if you use the word “very” to describe something, there’s a better word out there. For example, instead of saying you’re “very happy,” you might say you’re ecstatic.

It’s an idea explored in this infographic by design student Pei-Ying Lin, which lists 19 emotions that, unless you’re a native speaker of Russian, Japanese, or any number of languages other ...

02-19-2014 INFOGRAPHIC OF THE DAY. ... You can see not only how often a word has appeared in pop music over the decades, but what percentage of each song was dedicated to that word.

But, as our infographic shows, a word can be around for a long time before it makes the cut. The OED online is updated four times a year, and each entry gives the date of the first verified ...

Word-of-mouth impacts voting turnout, shopping habits, lifestyle choices, and more. You can find the full 2018 Chatter Matters report here , or see the infographic with highlights from the report ...

What are the ideal word counts for your social media posts and blog articles? Here's a look at the different ideal content lengths according to an Express Writers infographic. Twitter has a ...

When it comes to attracting the attention of people on social media, some words are more powerful than others. This infographic from Facebook application creator ShortStack shows which words are ...

While we may have many words we can use to represent our emotions, there are some feelings that no English word can describe. But that doesn't mean other languages don't have words for them—and ...

Presidential word associations [INFOGRAPHIC] June 27, 2012, 11:06 AM EDT. By Rose Gordon Sala.

Well, here they are. Translation company Morningside Translations has gathered together 50 words for all situations in life, from Japanese ‘tsundoku’ (leaving a book unread after buying) to ...

Nearly 2,500 words were chosen by Wardle’s partner, Palak Shah, to be included as correct words for the game. However, there are more than 10,000 possible words that players can guess.

Are you a detail-oriented team player who thinks outside the box to develop synergy between departments?If so, please don't write that on your resume.Words and phrases like "team player," "synergy ...