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#5 Word of the day :

Word: Jubilant (Adjective)

Meaning:

Feeling or showing great joy and happiness.

Usage in a sentence:

After winning the championship, the team was jubilant and danced across the field.

Synonyms:

• Elated
• Overjoyed
• Exultant
• Ecstatic

Antonyms:

• Miserable
• Dejected
• Gloomy
• Disheartened

🎯 How "Jubilant" is Different from Similar Words:

📖 Short Story:

🎉 Once upon a time in a cozy hilltop village, a boy named Arjun trained relentlessly to win the annual kite festival. Each year, someone else’s kite soared higher, and Arjun’s dreams drifted lower. But this year was different—his kite danced with the wind like it belonged to the sky. As the crowd cheered and his kite stood alone above the valley, Arjun threw his arms up and shouted with joy. The feeling that bubbled inside him wasn’t just happiness—it was jubilance. He wasn’t just happy; he was triumphantly alive.

 #2 Quote of the day: 

Short Story Inspired by the Quote:

In a quiet village, a boy named Henry walked to school every day with a heavy bag and tired feet.

One rainy morning, his neighbor, an elderly lady named Julie, noticed him struggling. She offered him her old umbrella and a sweet smile.

2. Word: Adulterate

Adulterate (verb):

To make impure by adding inferior substances.

Eg: Vikram mixed water in tea to save money but adulterated his reputation.

Short Story to remember Adulterate Word:

Lemonade Story Image for Adulterate Vocab Word

Lila the lemonade seller made the tastiest lemonade in town, using only fresh lemons and sweet honey. But one day, her brother Max added extra water to make more cups. The lemonade tasted weak and watery. "You adulterated it!" Lila exclaimed. "It’s not pure anymore!" Max promised never to spoil the lemonade again. 

Closely Related Words:

• Alter (change, not spoil)

• Aggravate (make worse)

 1. Word: Accrue

To accumulate or grow over time. 

Eg: When Patience Turns into Progress.

Accrue

Usage:

Interest will accrue on your savings account monthly.

Short Story:

Riya's forgotten ₹500 in savings quietly accrued interest, surprising her after a year.

Closely Related Words:

• Acquire (get something)

• Accuse (blame someone)

 Quotation:

Short Relatable Story for the Quote:

Jay was always the quiet one. While others shouted to be noticed, he simply did his work — slow, steady, unnoticed.

In college, people mocked his calm nature. "You need to be louder to succeed," they teased.

But Jay kept going, improving, one small step at a time.

Years later, when the same noisy voices faded, his hard work, consistency, and quiet confidence spoke louder than any words. Like the waves that silently shape the hardest rocks, Jay's quiet strength reshaped his future.

BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

Word 1: Abdicate (Verb)

Meaning: To give up a throne, power, or responsibility voluntarily.

Short Story:

A wise king handing over his crown to his son, people watching with hope.

King Eric was known for his kindness. But as he grew old, he realised his son was ready to lead. One morning, he stood before the people and announced.

Word 2: Abdication (Noun)

Meaning: The act or process of giving up a throne, power, or responsibility voluntarily.

Short Story:

The king's abdication was peaceful. He smiled as his son took the crown. It wasn’t weakness — it was wisdom, choosing the right moment to step away for the good of all.

There's nothing more peaceful than sitting beside a calm lake surrounded by green forests. 

Nature has its own way of healing us. The sound of birds, fresh air, and gentle waves bring inner peace.

Explore nature, breathe deeply, and let your worries fade away. 🌲🌿🌊

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