Ivy League Dictionary

Choosing the right word to convey the right meaning is essential in building a strong argument. Just as a painter uses different colors in her palette to create a beautiful image each word has subtly different meanings. Instead of writing "full of" meaning, the phrase "pregnant with possibility" conveys a different meaning. Similarly instead of "unique," if something is the sole example, it is "singular." The words we choose to dress our arguments are as essential as the underlying facts. The Ivy League Dictionary assists the writer in fortifying their arguments and building a rapport with the reader by choosing just the right word.