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Pick one word on the first of every month. A power word. A motivational word. A word that speaks to you, makes your soul light up. Use your word as a theme for your month.

Small habits like choosing a word of the month can be transformational. Little habits add up to the biggest long-term changes. For more life-changing habits, check out my free mini ebook, 7 Habits That Will Change Your Life.

Shout-out to my mentors (Marlo Higgins + Gloria Atanmo) who first encouraged me to add power words into my life. I hope this power words list finds you well. Pass it on.

Step 1: Pick a Word of The Month

Power Words List:

Accept
Accomplish
Achieve
Act
Add
Advance
Adventure
Alive
Amazing
Ambitious
Appreciate
Ascend
Attain
Attitude
Awake
Balance
Be
Begin
Believe
Bliss
Bold
Boss
Bright
Breakdown
Build
Calm
Catalyst
Challenge
Chase
Clarity
Commit
Communicate
Compassion
Complete
Concentrate
Confident
Content
Conquer
Courage
Create
Cultivate
Dare
Declutter
Dedicate
Decide
Determination
Devote
Dream
Drive
Empower
Encourage
Endure
Enjoy
Enthusiasm
Envision
Escape
Excite
Expand
Experience
Expert
Explore
Faith
Fearless
Fierce
Fight
Finish
Fire
Flourish
Focus
Forgive
Free
Freedom
Focus
Forward
Fulfillment
Free
Generous
Gentle
Genius
Give
Glow
Grace
Gratitude
Grounded
Grow
Guts
Habit
Harmony
Heal
Health
Higher
Honesty
Honor
Hope
Humble
Hunger
Hustle
Imagine
Immerse
Improve
Initiation
Inspire
Integrity
Journey
Joy
Jump
Key
Kind
Kingdom
Lead
Learn
Legendary
Live
Limitless
Love
Massive
Magic
Meditate
Mindful
Mindset
Mission
Meaning
Momentum
Money
Money-making
Motivate
Motive
Move
Nature
Nourish
Now
Nurture
Obstacles
Open
Opportunity
Optimistic
Overcome
Passion
Patience
Peace
Persevere
Persist
Persuade
Plan
Play
Positive
Possibilities
Power
Powerful
Practice
Pride
Prioritize
Prosper
Purpose
Quality
Queen
Question
Quiet
Reach
Rebrand
Reflect
Relax
Release
Renew
Reset
Retreat
Revive
Rise
Risk
Role
Safe
Satisfaction
Secure
Security
Self
Self-care
Self-love
Self-worth
Shameless
Spark
Speak
Special
Spectacular
Spirit
Still
Strength
Stretch
Strong
Success
Surge
Sustain
Surrender
Teach
Time
Today
Treasure
Trust
Truth
Understand
Unlimited
Unity
Unstoppable
Value
Vast
Versatile
Vibrant
Wake
Wander
Wealthy
Will
Wild
Willpower
Winner
Worthy
Wondrous
Wow
Yearn
Yes
YOLO (!!!)
Zen
Zest

Step 2: Put Your Word of The Month EVERYWHERE

Make sure you can see your word everyday.

Here are a few suggestions:

Set a reminder on your phone to get an alarm twice a day
Set your word as your home screen on your laptop or phone (click here for a free Canva template)
Put your word of the month on the bathroom mirror
Write your word every day in your journal
Say your word out loud in front of a mirror (or sing it, whatever tickles your fancy)

Bonus Step 3: Pick an Affirmation or Mantra

I also enjoy adding a monthly Mantra that aligns with my power word. Click here for a list of my favorite affirmations.

Need a reset? Check out my 10 Days to Higher Self workbook to dive deep and realign.

My word of the month this month is Forward and my mantra is I courageously move forward. What is your word of the month? *comment below*

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Gaming expressions

Fair game: acceptable subject for criticism or attack, like politicians and pheasants.

Hunting big game: Hunting large animals, or figuratively, targeting something huge. To an ant, a bread crumb is big game.

To game the system: to manipulate or exploit a system. What hackers, tax evaders and Olympic dopers excel at.

Definitions

A game: an amusing activity, a pastime, a sports match.

To game: to play games.

To be game: to be willing or ready.

Games in the news

This month, the 32nd Olympic Games in Tokyo concluded under protest, in front of

~~thousands~~

nobody.

Meanwhile, the US finally declared Game Over in Afghanistan, taking their guns and going home.

Famous Games

Monopoly: Teach kids early that capital is the name of the game.

Solitaire: Better with a friend.

Hide and Seek: True champions are hard to find.

Olympics: Fraternity and fair play vs. infrastructure headaches and chauvinism. Paris, are you still game for 2024?

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Definitions

A game: an amusing activity, a pastime, a sports match.

To game: to play games.

To be game: to be willing or ready.

Games in the news

This month, the 32nd Olympic Games in Tokyo concluded under protest, in front of

~~thousands~~

nobody.

Meanwhile, the US finally declared Game Over in Afghanistan, taking their guns and going home.

Gaming expressions

Fair game: acceptable subject for criticism or attack, like politicians and pheasants.

Hunting big game: Hunting large animals, or figuratively, targeting something huge. To an ant, a bread crumb is big game.

To game the system: to manipulate or exploit a system. What hackers, tax evaders and Olympic dopers excel at.

Famous Games

Monopoly: Teach kids early that capital is the name of the game.

Solitaire: Better with a friend.

Hide and Seek: True champions are hard to find.

Olympics: Fraternity and fair play vs. infrastructure headaches and chauvinism. Paris, are you still game for 2024?

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Learn the Meaning and History of Australian Words

The Oxford Word of the Month is written by members of the Australian National Dictionary Centre (ANDC) and published each month by Oxford University Press. Each Word of the Month looks at an Australian word or term in some detail, providing a history of the term and its role in current Australian society.

2020 Words of the Month

Nutbush — January
Green nomad — February
Sausage sizzle — March
Fauxgan — April
Pet shop galah — May
Carpetbagger — June
Postie bike — July
Bum nut — August
Zebra opossum — September
Dunny diver — October

2019 Words of the Month

Pinkie — January
Fair dinkumness — February
Tassie tuxedo — March
Rolled-gold — April
Stack hat — May
Mud map — June
Cruisy — July
Schmiddy — August
Burnt chop syndrome — September
Dog shot — October

2018 Words of the Month

Egg flip — January
Doing the doors — February
Magic — March
Temp — April
Harbour bridge pass — May
Picfac — June
Anzac Day rule — July
Green whistle — August
Dog act — September
Cultural burn — October
Chicken salt — November
Flog — December

2017 Words of the Month

Turbo chook — January
Black caviar odds — February
Corflute — March
Thongophone — April
Smashed avo — May
Kangatarian — June
Shoey — July
Honey joy — August
Cubby house — September
Lady tradie — October
Platypup — November
John Farnham — December

2016 Words of the Month

Koala diplomacy — December
Melbourne Cup field — November
Baggy green — October
Hip-pocket nerve — September
Bush bride — August
Deso — July
Convict class — June
Tag dag — May
Kangaroo mile — April
Bush politician — March
Field day — February
Australian tea — January

Click here to find out Australia’s Word of the Year for 2015.
Click here to find out the International Word of the Year for 2015.

2015 Words of the Month

Humidicrib — December
Schmick up — November
Flagfall — October
CUB — September
Tip turkey — August
Hoon operation — July
Hubbard — June
Spill — May
Big stoush — April
Ned Kelly beard — March
Eggshell blonde — February
Fridging — January

For archived issues of Word of the Month, please visit the Australian National Dictionary Centre’s website here.

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Do you ever wake up feeling like a superhero, ready to conquer the world, only to find yourself deflated and directionless by the time evening rolls around?

Maintaining that morning enthusiasm isn’t always a walk in the park, is it?

I’ve had my fair share of days that started with a burst of optimism, only to fizzle out like a damp firework by late afternoon.

It drove me up the wall!

So, I decided to introduce the “word of the month” as part of my 30-Day Challenges.

Focusing on one inspiring word each month has kept me grounded and motivated, even when the going gets tough.

Amazingly, just one word can reignite that morning fire within me, pushing me towards my goals.

If you’re struggling to stay upbeat throughout the day or feel like you’re wasting precious time, give the “word of the month” a try.

You might be shocked at the difference it can make!

Discover Your Inspirational Word of the Month

Words have energy and power with the ability to help, to heal, to hinder, to hurt, to harm, to humiliate, and to humble.

Yehuda Berg

Setting Your Compass

When choosing your inspirational word for the month, zero in on a single term that encapsulates your aspirations.

Whether you’re aiming to enhance your health, finances, or relationships, pick a word that embodies your goals and dreams.

This word will act as your anchor, a constant reminder of what you want to achieve and how you want to feel.

It’s not about what others think; it’s about what resonates with you.

So take a moment, reflect on your ambitions, and select a word that will guide you towards a more fulfilling life.

The Power of Monthly Focus Over Yearly Goals

Don’t watch the clock; do what it does. Keep going.

Sam Levenson

Bite-Sized Motivation

Embarking on something new is exhilarating, but it’s crucial to choose a manageable and motivating timeframe.

That’s why the “word of the month” concept is so potent.

Unlike New Year’s resolutions that often fizzle out before February, opting for a monthly focus allows you to start afresh with a new perspective and goal every 30 days.

This way, you’ll stay motivated and engaged without losing interest or feeling overwhelmed.

By the end of each month, you can evaluate your progress and decide where to direct your energy next.

This approach keeps you fired up all year, so why not give it a shot?

Choose your inspirational word for this month and see how it can propel you towards your goals more effectively than a yearly resolution.

Picking Your Perfect Word of the Month

Words can inspire, and words can destroy. Choose yours well.

Robin Sharma

Reflecting on Your Unique Journey

When selecting your word of the month, consider your individual goals, challenges, and personal relationships.

As you explore our extensive list of 215 keyword ideas, pay attention to any words that leap out at you.

Trust your intuition to guide you towards the perfect word for your current situation.

For example, if you’re feeling scattered and struggling to reach your goals, the word “Focus” might grab your attention.

Alternatively, if you’re dealing with a recent conflict and yearning for healing, “Forgive” could be your ideal choice.

Remember, there’s no right or wrong pick; it’s all about what speaks to your heart and aligns with your aspirations.

Embrace Success with Your Word of the Month

The words you speak become the house you live in.

Hafiz

Consistency and Repetition

Consistency is the secret sauce when it comes to making the most of your inspirational word of the month.

By starting each day with your chosen word, you adopt a mindset that mirrors your intention and commit to focusing on it throughout the day.

For instance, if your word is “Focus,” repeating it to yourself can help you resist distractions and stay on track.

When I wrote this blog post, chanting “Focus” kept me from falling into the black hole of Pinterest and ensured I concentrated on my writing.

Similarly, repetition can help you release negative emotions and cultivate positive ones.

If you’re grappling with resentment towards someone, like a friend or family member, repeating a word like “Forgive” can gradually open your mind to the possibility of forgiveness.

Remember, using your inspirational word of the month effectively demands consistent effort and repetition.

So make sure to repeat your chosen word regularly and reflect on how it’s impacting your thoughts and actions.

With practice, you’ll be able to harness its power and achieve your goals more effortlessly.

Experience Your Word: See It, Feel It

Words are a lens to focus one’s mind.

Ayn Rand

Engage Your Senses

Your word of the month shouldn’t be a mere concept; it should be an experience that engages all your senses.

Once you’ve chosen your word, place it somewhere visible so you’ll see it every day.

You could display it on:

Your fridge
A whiteboard at your desk
A bright post-it note on your mirror or computer
Your phone’s screensaver
Your to-do list
Your bedside table
Your journal

This daily reminder of your word and its significance will keep you focused and motivated.

To fully immerse yourself in the experience, say your word out loud as often as you can and visualise it coming to life.

For example, if your word is “Happy,” imagine your radiant smile and feel a sense of relaxation wash over you.

Carry this feeling with you throughout the day, allowing it to influence your actions and emotions.

Remember, your actions create emotions, so keep that smile on your face, regardless of the challenges you face.

Words have the power to both destroy and heal. When words are both true and kind, they can change our world.

Buddha

Looking for inspiration for your Word of the Month?

Search no further!

Our list of 215 inspiring words will help you find a meaningful word that speaks to your soul.

Print off the list, circle the words that resonate with you, and then narrow them down to a few.

From there, choose one word for your first month.

Keep in mind that your priorities, goals, and aspirations may shift every month, so it’s essential to select a unique word each time.

With our comprehensive list of ideas, you’re sure to discover a new word that captivates you every month.

Are you ready to embark on your journey?

Choose your first word and start experiencing its impact on your life today!

1. Accept
2. Achieve
3. Act
4. Adapt
5. Add
6. Advance
7. Adventure
8. Allow
9. Amazing
10. Ambition
11. Appreciate
12. Ascend
13. Attention
14. Awake
15. Awe
16. Awesome
17. Balance
18. Be
19. Beautiful
20. Begin
21. Believe
22. Best
23. Big
24. Bold
25. Bounce
26. Boundaries
27. Brave
28. Breathe
29. Bright
30. Build
31. Calm
32. Capture
33. Care
34. Celebrate
35. Challenge
36. Change
37. Chase
38. Comfort
39. Commit
40. Communicate
41. Compassion
42. Compose
43. Compromise
44. Confident
45. Connect
46. Consistent
47. Contribute
48. Courage
49. Create
50. Cultivate
51. Decide
52. Declutter
53. Dedicate
54. Deliberate
55. Devote
56. Discipline
57. Dream
58. Embrace
59. Encourage
60. Enjoy
61. Enthusiastic
62. Excite
63. Expand
64. Experience
65. Explore
66. Fast
67. Fearless
68. Finish
69. Flourish
70. Focus
71. Forgive
72. Forward
73. Free
74. Fulfil
75. Fun
76. Generous
77. Gentle
78. Give
79. Go
80. Goals
81. Gratitude
82. Grounded
83. Grow
84. Habit
85. Happy
86. Harmony
87. Heal
88. Health
89. Heart
90. Here
91. Higher
92. Honest
93. Hope
94. Humble
95. Hustle
96. Imagine
97. Immerse
98. Improve
99. Increase
100. Inspiration
101. Inspire
102. Integrity
103. Intent
104. Intentional
105. Intuition
106. Journey
107. Joy
108. Jump
109. Kind
110. Laugh
111. Lead
112. Learn
113. Less
114. Light
115. Listen
116. Live
117. Love
118. Magic
119. Meditate
120. Mindful
121. Moments
122. More
123. Move
124. New
125. Nature
126. No
127. Now
128. Nurture
129. Observe
130. Open
131. Organize
132. Overcome
133. Passion
134. Patient
135. Pause
136. Peace
137. Permit
138. Persevere
139. Persist
140. Perspective
141. Play
142. Positive
143. Possibilities
144. Possible
145. Powerful
146. Practice
147. Present
148. Progress
149. Prosper
150. Purpose
151. Question
152. Quiet
153. Re-brand
154. Receive
155. Reclaim
156. Reflect
157. Relax
158. Release
159. Renew
160. Reset
161. Resolve
162. Respect
163. Rest
164. Retreat
165. Revive
166. Rise
167. Satisfaction
168. Seek
169. Self
170. Self-care
171. Self-love
172. Serene
173. Share
174. Shift
175. Shine
176. Simplify
177. Slow
178. Small
179. Smile
180. Spark
181. Speak
182. Still
183. Strength
184. Stretch
185. Strive
186. Success
187. Support
188. Teach
189. Think
190. Thrive
191. Today
192. Touch
193. Transform
194. Travel
195. Trust
196. Truth
197. Try
198. Understand
199. Unlimited
200. Unstoppable
201. Value
202. Vision
203. Wake
204. Wander
205. Wealthy
206. Why
207. Wild
208. Win
209. Wisdom
210. Wise
211. Wish
212. Wonder
213. Work
214 Wow
215. Yes

Final Thoughts

As you wrap up this journey, remember to choose one word for each month.

Visualise this word everywhere you go and let it permeate your thoughts and feelings throughout the day for an entire month.

Selecting an inspirational word for the month and repeating it daily is a simple yet incredibly powerful practice.

Listen to your intuition as it guides you to that one perfect word.

Embrace it, repeat it as often as you can, and be amazed by how profoundly your chosen word can transform your mindset and behaviours, ultimately helping you live a more intentional and fulfilling life.

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English is increasingly used for communication all over the world. For the latest set of words that we’ve added to Oxford Learner’s Dictionaries online, we’ve chosen to focus on English as it is used worldwide, or World English (or even World Englishes). Many of these words are related to food (see our last blog post about banh mi), because people everywhere like to try new foods, and popular foods spread quickly around the world.

Foods that change when they travel – tikka masala and schnitzels

Banh mi is a tasty Vietnamese sandwich resulting from a mix of different cultures, and it is now becoming popular outside its native Vietnam. When food is exported in this way, it often undergoes changes, sometimes because some of the ingredients are not readily available in the new country, and sometimes because people have different tastes there, or have an idea for fusion food, mixing it with another ingredient or dish that is popular in that country.

When many people began to move to the UK from the Indian subcontinent in the second half of the twentieth century, for example, they brought with them their culinary traditions, and some people opened restaurants. The food they made quickly became popular with British people, but of course, the British at that time were not used to spicy food, so this food was adapted to British tastes. Yoghurt or cream, for example, were added to create milder dishes with a more liquid consistency, like our word of the month tikka masala (a combination of the existing dish tikka and a masala sauce. In due course, tikka masala travelled back to India and to other parts of the world and became popular there too.

Chicken Tikka Masala

Another example of culinary transformation can be found in the schnitzel, which in its native Europe was originally made with veal. When German immigrants took it with them to the United States, veal was not easily available, so they started to use beef instead. And when German Jews migrated to Israel, almost a century later, they began to use chicken, because that meat was cheaper there. So today, in the different countries where it is eaten, a schnitzel can be made with a variety of meats.

Foods that change over time – pigs in blankets

Tikka masala and schnitzel are terms that are entirely new to the English language. Sometimes a term that already existed in English evolves and the meaning changes as the dish’s popularity spreads. Take the snack food pigs in blankets, for example. It’s more commonly called pigs in a blanket in the United States, but then it isn’t actually the same thing there – in Britain, it’s sausages wrapped in bacon, but in the US the sausage is wrapped in pastry, rather like a British sausage roll.

British Pigs in Blanket

American Pigs in a Blanket

It seems that, in terms of sausages, the American meaning may have been the first one. When the pig in a blanket first crossed the Atlantic sometime around the middle of the last century, the meaning was adapted, possibly because Britain already had the sausage roll. Looking back at the origins of pigs in blankets, though, things get even more interesting. The first evidence in the Oxford English Dictionary goes back, as we can see below, to 1880, but it has nothing to do with sausages – the term was originally used for oysters wrapped in bacon!

Oxford Learner’s Dictionary definition

This oyster and bacon combo, however, was not in itself an American invention, as it is mentioned in British cookbooks of the time, under the rather strange name of angels on horseback. It seems this name may have come about because the edges of the bacon turn upwards when it is cooked, looking a little like the wings of angels.

A masala of languages – chakka jam

Sometimes, too, an English word is used together with a word from another language to create a new expression. Take chakka jam, for example – and despite what you might think about jam, this one has nothing to do with food! When blocking roads became a popular form of protest in India, this term was coined from the Hindi chakka (meaning “wheel”) and the English jam, as in traffic jam. A chakka jam, though, is a type of protest, a new meaning that does not exist in either of the words chakka and jam.

So, as we can see, in all the many varieties of World English new words are constantly coming in from other languages, the meaning of existing words is changing, and words

Masala Pizza

are being put together in new ways to create new meanings. Masala pizza, anyone?

Discover more words and their meanings at our Oxford Learner’s Dictionaries!

Mark Temple worked as an English teacher in Spain, Italy and Latin America before becoming an editor in the ELT Dictionaries department at Oxford University Press.

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April 14, 2023

lacking life, spirit, or zest

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to make or repair something with materials conveniently on hand

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the area around or near a place

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like an oracle in solemnity, or in having wise or divine insight

April 10, 2023

a minor flaw or shortcoming

April 09, 2023

showing or suggesting that future success is likely

April 08, 2023

to limit the size or amount of something

April 07, 2023

ambiguous or difficult to understand

April 06, 2023

a ceremonial dinner held on Passover

April 05, 2023

to divide into political units giving one group unfair advantage

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April 2023

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Apr 11

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MacGyver
Apr 14

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March 2023

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Erin go bragh
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This challenge is designed to help motivate people to start a daily private journaling habit. Sometimes it helps to give a little incentive to a new activity, you know? This one is really simple.

Here are the rules:

The challenge starts at midnight on May 01, 2023 and ends at 11:59pm on May 31, 2023.
Write (at least) 750 words every day for this month.
The words can be anything, as long as they add up to 750 of them. Nobody will be checking to make sure you wrote anything resembling actual sentences. That’ll be up to you to decide.
A day starts at midnight in your timezone (assuming you’ve set it correctly on the Stats page), and ends at 11:59:59. You can’t go back and add words to a previous day.

That’s it. However, to spice it up a little, I’ve built in some consequences for succeeding (and failing) the challenge.

Rewards and consequences:

If you miss a day, your name will be added to the Wall of Shame. Of course, you can keep writing for the rest of the month, and re-take the challenge the following month.
On the other hand, if you succeed in writing 750 words every day of the month, your name will be added to the Wall of Amazingness. If you had previously been on the Wall of Shame, your name will be wiped off of it.
You can also design your own rewards and consequencees if you feel like it.

Want to sign up for May?

First, <a href=»https://750words.com/auth»>sign up</a>.

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Step 1: Pick a Word of The Month

Step 2: Put Your Word of The Month EVERYWHERE

*Bonus* Step 3: Pick an Affirmation or Mantra

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April 2023

Apr 01

shenanigans

Apr 02

démarche

Apr 03

infantilize

Apr 04

belated

Apr 05

gerrymander

Apr 06

seder

Apr 07

equivocal

Apr 08

circumscribe

Apr 09

auspicious

Apr 10

foible

Apr 11

oracular

Apr 12

vicinity

Apr 13

MacGyver

Apr 14

lackadaisical

March 2023

Mar 01

fresco

Mar 02

contretemps

Mar 03

accentuate

Bonus Step 3: Pick an Affirmation or Mantra