Recline Your Mind

complete/ kəmˈplit /adjective Definition of Complete finished, concluded, endedperfect in quality or in kindunmodified, uncompromised, thorough, totalhaving all elements of a given whole Usage of Complete “Our work here is complete.”“This is a complete explanation of the task.”“We have a book of the complete works of Shakespeare.”“This has been a …

“A happy life consists not in the absence, but in the mastery of hardships.” – Helen Keller Meaning of the quote As this quote was derived from an article written by Helen Keller, we will use excerpts from that article, using the explanations that she offered. Keller wrote that: “Happiness is …

Words come and go in the English language frequently, and that’s unfortunate because we’ve lost quite a few real gems. Here are a few forgotten English words that have a funny sound to them that would be a lot of fun to start using again! 1. Giglet : A giddy …

“Technology always has unforeseen consequences, and it is not always clear, at the beginning, who or what will win, and who or what will lose.” – Neil Postman Meaning of the quote This quotation is very pertinent to the world we live in today, as new technologies continually emerge at …

har·​vest | /ˈhärvəst/ Definition of Harvest Noun (ˈhärvəst) The act of collecting the season’s crops Another name for a farmer’s yield The amount of livestock or wild animals hunted for use The outcome of a particular action or activity Verb (ˈhärvəst) To collect a yield of crops To capture and …