Sometimes, what is said and what is meant can be worlds apart – Roopa Banerjee “I... Continue reading
But use it right or it could be your Waterloo – Roopa Banerjee ‘Ah, Krusty... Continue reading
This literary device of placing two contrasting concepts, characters, or ideas near or adjacent to... Continue reading
The repeating of a phrase in reverse order is known as an antimetabole – Roopa... Continue reading
Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human characteristics and qualities to animals and/or deities – Roopa Banerjee... Continue reading
The words cold-blooded, blushing and amazement have something in common. English bard and playwright William... Continue reading
Every mathematical number or symbol has a corresponding word or phrase. Mathematics has a language... Continue reading
Eponym is a name/ noun formed after a person. It helps us remember important people... Continue reading
When a trademarked brand name begins to be used as a common name and genericised... Continue reading
In the world of litotes, two double negatives make a positive – Roopa Banerjee Hey, not... Continue reading
