12th Grade Words of the Day
This Words for the Day webpage helps grade 12 students learn words at their levels efficiently. In addition to showing words of the current day, the page also has words of the recent 15 or 50 days to review. It's a handy app for 12th-grade students to get words and their meanings, examples, and context sources.
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Word of the Day for Grade 12
Specified Day: 2025-08-04
There is no new word today!
Every weekend, the first day of each month, winter break (Dec 23 to Jan 6), and summer (part of July and all of August) are word-free days.
Today has no new words, but you can review the recent ones from 2025-08-04.
Review Words:
Recent 15 days
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Words of the recent 15 days
2025-07-11 (Back to the Day)
vilify 
v. debase; degrade; spread negative information about
visualize
v. make visual, or visible; see in fancy; form a mental image of
2025-07-10 (Back to the Day)
tantalize
v. tease; torture with disappointment; bait someone by showing something desirable but leaving them unsatisfied
theorem
n. an idea accepted as a demonstrable truth; a proposition deducible from basic postulates
transpose
v. substitute one for the other of; reverse or transfer order or place of; interchange
2025-07-09 (Back to the Day)
superimpose
v. place over something else; place on top of
tabulate
v. arrange or enter in tabular form; shape or cut with a flat surface
2025-07-08 (Back to the Day)
sodden
a. thoroughly soaked; expressionless, stupid, or dull, especially from drink
stance
n. attitude or position of a standing person or animal; posture; mental posture; point of view
stupefy
v. make senseless or dizzy; be mystery or bewildering to
2025-07-07 (Back to the Day)
segregate
v. isolate; separate; divide from the main body
skirmish
n. minor battle in war; minor or preliminary conflict or dispute
2025-07-04 (Back to the Day)
rostrum
n. elevated platform for public speaking; pulpit
saturate
v. soak, fill, or load to capacity; cause to unite with the greatest possible amount of another substance
2025-07-03 (Back to the Day)
reorganize
v. organize anew, as after a setback
repercussion
n. often indirect effect or result that is produced by an event or action; reflection, especially of sound
roster
n. list, especially of names
2025-07-02 (Back to the Day)
reimburse
v. pay back for some expense incurred
renovate
v. restore to good condition; renew
2025-06-30 (Back to the Day)
recuperate
v. recover; return to health or strength; recover from financial loss
reformatory
a. serving or designed to reform
2025-06-27 (Back to the Day)
pulverize
v. pound, crush, or grind to powder or dust
readjust
v. adjust again after an initial failure
2025-06-26 (Back to the Day)
preoccupy
v. occupy or take possession of beforehand or before another or appropriate for use in advance
progression
n. sequence; act of moving forward toward a goal
prophylactic
a. defending or protecting from disease or infection
2025-06-25 (Back to the Day)
populate
v. inhabit or live in; be an inhabitant of; fill with inhabitants
precinct
n. district or division of city; place or enclosure by definite limits
2025-06-24 (Back to the Day)
pervasive
a. pervading; spread throughout every part
pictorial
a. evoking lifelike images within the mind; pertaining to or consisting of pictures
piteous
a. deserving or inciting pity; causing feelings of sympathy
2025-06-23 (Back to the Day)
parse
v. analyze syntactically by assigning a constituent structure to a sentence
permeate
v. spread or flow throughout; pervade
2025-06-20 (Back to the Day)
metaphysical
a. without material form or substance; based on abstract reasoning; highly abstract or theoretical; supernatural
neural
a. of or relating to neurons; relating to a nerve or the nervous system