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🌟 Words of the Day – Day 7 (Words A31–A35)

Day 7 is here, and we’re diving into words you’ll often find in legal documents, finance reports, and daily news — especially useful for Banking exams, GRE, and general English fluency.

Let’s explore them with easy explanations, vivid visuals, and smart retention tools.


✴️ Word 1: Accomplice

📌 Pronunciation: /əˈkʌm.plɪs/
🧭 Part of Speech: Noun
🔍 Meaning: A person who helps another in committing a crime

Example:
“The thief and his accomplice were arrested within hours.”

Mnemonic Cue:
Imagine two people shaking hands in the dark — one is the accomplice.

Mini Quiz:
The police arrested the robber and his _______.
A) lawyer B) accomplice C) audience D) advisor
Answer: B) accomplice


✴️ Word 2: Accord

📌 Pronunciation: /əˈkɔːd/
🧭 Part of Speech: Noun / Verb
🔍 Meaning: (n) Agreement or harmony; (v) To grant or give

Example:
“The leaders signed a peace accord after months of negotiation.”

Mnemonic Cue:
Imagine shaking hands in perfect sync — that’s accord.

Mini Quiz:
The two nations finally reached an _______ on trade policies.
A) accord B) uproar C) clash D) battle
Answer: A) accord


✴️ Word 3: Accost

📌 Pronunciation: /əˈkɒst/
🧭 Part of Speech: Verb
🔍 Meaning: To approach and speak to someone boldly or aggressively

Example:
“He was accosted by reporters outside the courthouse.”

Mnemonic Cue:
Picture someone jumping into your path shouting questions — that’s accost.

Mini Quiz:
The celebrity was _______ by fans as soon as she left the airport.
A) accosted B) ignored C) invited D) admired
Answer: A) accosted


✴️ Word 4: Accretion

📌 Pronunciation: /əˈkriː.ʃən/
🧭 Part of Speech: Noun
🔍 Meaning: A gradual growth or increase over time

Example:
“The slow accretion of deposits formed a massive coral reef.”

Mnemonic Cue:
Think of a snowball that keeps collecting more snow — that’s accretion.

Mini Quiz:
The planet formed from the _______ of dust and rock particles.
A) destruction B) accretion C) removal D) absorption
Answer: B) accretion


✴️ Word 5: Accrue

📌 Pronunciation: /əˈkruː/
🧭 Part of Speech: Verb
🔍 Meaning: To accumulate or grow gradually, especially in finance

Example:
“Interest will accrue on your savings every month.”

Mnemonic Cue:
Imagine your bank balance rising slowly — that’s accrue.

Mini Quiz:
The unpaid bills continued to _______ over the year.
A) vanish B) accrue C) decline D) inflate
Answer: B) accrue


📒 Quick Recap Table

WordMeaningExample Use
AccomplicePartner in crime“The accomplice was caught at the scene.”
AccordAgreement or harmony“They signed a peace accord.”
AccostConfront boldly“She was accosted by angry protesters.”
AccretionGradual growth or buildup“The reef formed via accretion.”
AccrueAccumulate over time“Interest will accrue monthly.”

🎯 Mini Practice Quiz

Time to test your grasp:

  1. Which word refers to gradual financial or interest growth?
  2. “He was _______ by a stranger asking for directions.”
  3. What’s another word for agreement between two sides?

Answers:

  1. Accrue 2) Accosted 3) Accord

💬 What’s Your Sentence?

Try writing a sentence using any word from today’s list.
Example: “The accomplice helped disable the security cameras.”


📥 Download PDFs

📎 Flashcards (Day 7 – PDF)Click Here
📎 Daily Quiz (Day 7 – PDF)Click Here


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