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From The Students
“Before I found this site, I had been using flashcards. VocabSushi took this study system to a whole new level.”
— Maddie, 790 SAT Verbal

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— George, AP English, favorite word is legerdemain

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— Gabe, 29 ACT English, favorite word is schadenfruede


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Google + …. Are You Cool Enough?

This is the main aspect that sets Google + apart from Facebook and other social networking sites, as well as the vocab word of the day: Exclusivity - limiting or limited to possession, control, or use by a single individual or group. 

So tell us what you think. Does Google + stand a chance against Facebook? Have you used it yet? We want to hear your thoughts. :)  

‘Photo from The Daily News Global’

Today’s awesomely awesome word: Insouciance- lighthearted unconcern.

So the next time you want to show your friends how awesome you are, explain to them how even when you entered that interview with an air of insouciance, you still got the job.