Mastered Words
Showing 32 of 273 advanced English words used by famous speakers, writers, and intellectuals. Each word links directly to its full dictionary definition.
relating to cancer that has spread from the original site to other parts of the body
Used by: Siddhartha Mukherjee
n. the exposure of scandal especially about public figures; v. explore and expose misconduct and ...
Used by: Matt Taibbi
the practice of multiple countries cooperating on issues of mutual concern
Used by: Fareed Zakaria
a situation in which multiple countries or groups have power and influence
Used by: Fareed Zakaria
a theoretical collection of multiple universes, including our own
Used by: Neil deGrasse Tyson
to create stories or legends about someone or something, often making them seem greater than they...
Used by: Joyce Carol Oates
having to do with creating myths or stories that express deep truths
Used by: Camille Paglia
relating to or characteristic of Napoleon Bonaparte or his time.
Used by: Andrew Roberts
n. devotion to one's own nation; desire for one's nation to be successful or independent; patriotism
Used by: Fareed Zakaria
relating to a style that represents things as they are in nature
Used by: Joyce Carol Oates
n. a person who does not act according to generally accepted beliefs and practices; 2 a British P...
Used by: Lupe Fiasco
n. the process by which new atomic nuclei are produced.
Used by: Neil deGrasse Tyson
adj. characterized by that which preoccupies one's mind or emotions excessively or abnormally
Used by: Joyce Carol Oates
a system of government where a small group has control over a country or organization
Used by: Cornel West
having a market structure dominated by a small number of large companies
Used by: Matt Taibbi
n. animals whose diets consist of both plants and animals from the Latin root 'omnis' meaning ALL...
Used by: Lupe Fiasco
relating to the study and treatment of tumors and cancer
Used by: Siddhartha Mukherjee
adj. characteristic of the art of public speaking or of a public speaker
Used by: Peggy Noonan
relating to something that has been reused or altered but still bears traces of its earlier form
Used by: Aesop Rock
the study of how diseases affect the body's functions
Used by: Siddhartha Mukherjee
n. a member of the nobility; adj. of noble birth; showing refinement of taste or manners.
Used by: Peggy Noonan
adj. a teacher of children or youth; sometimes one who is dogmatic or overly formal.
Used by: Ken Jennings