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3 days ago · shame (noun) a strong feeling of guilt and embarrassment. to shame (verb) to make someone feel shame by, for example, publicly highlighting their bad behaviour. crippling / debilitating. this ...
4 days ago · Though often dismissed as a “filler word,” Friedland argues that we use “like” in our conversations for a reason. “The reality with ‘like’ is it has come into our language because it ...
1 day ago · The following is a list of television series notable for negative reception —some of which are considered the worst of all time by critics, network executives, and viewers (with extremely low viewership despite high promotion). Situation comedy shows make up a large percentage, so they are listed in a separate page.
21 hours ago · Learn how to handle negative feedback effectively in influencer promotions. Discuss strategies that maintain your brand's integrity and customer trust.
1 day ago · Britishisms have been making their way into the American lexicon for more than 150 years, but the process has accelerated since the turn of the twenty-first century. From acclaimed writer and language commentator Ben Yagoda, Gobsmacked! is a witty, entertaining, and enlightening account of how and why scores of British words and phrases—such ...
4 days ago · Feifei thinks so until she realises he's using a phrase that admits his mistake without actually saying 'sorry'. Learn a piece of English slang in this episode of The English We Speak.
4 days ago · Brook came under fire for his post-match comments following England’s defeat in the series opener in Nottingham when he tried to explain some loose dismissals by saying: “If you get caught somewhere on the boundary or in the field then who cares?” But Brook was adamant he had been misunderstood.
