Word of the Day: Inimitable

Can you pronounce inimitable?

Thursday, April 18, 2024

Today's Word Brought to You By adjective 1. So good or unusual as to be impossible to copy; unique. "His inimitable writing style is simple in structure, yet complex in message." "Her legendary skills on the electric bass are inimitable and an integral part of the band's success." "Vermeer's works are unparalleled because of his masterly, inimitable ability to paint light." Today's Word Brought to You By Make Your Money Last: Reliable Income for Your Retirement With Annuities Imagine retiring with complete peace of mind. Annuities offer guaranteed income, protecting your savings and ensuring a comfortable lifestyle. Plus, they come with various options to leave a lasting legacy by minimizing inheritance taxes for heirs. Annuity.org empowers you to explore the benefits and build a secure retirement plan. Retire Your Way Latin, late 15th century "Inimitable" comes from the Latin "imitari," meaning "to imitate," and the prefix "in-," meaning "not" — English borrowed the word for "unable to be imitated" from French in the 15th century. ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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