Superstition The word superstitious is an adjective . It is used to describe a person or a situation where someone believes in supernatural powers that might bring good or bad luck. For example, many Thai people believe that cutting your hair on a Wednesday can bring bad luck. Because of this, many avoid getting haircuts on Wednesdays. These people are superstitious about haircuts. Another example is that some Thai people are also superstitious about people who die in violent accidents; they might believe that if a person dies violently, their spirit could become a ghost in the afterlife. The noun form of this word is superstition , which refers to the actual beliefs that superstitious people hold. For instance, if your friend believes in something that seems strange to you, you might say, "Come on, that's just a superstition ! Nobody can prove that." This is often said by people who are not superstitious. Considered The word considered is a verb (past partici...
Table of Contents Learning New Vocabulary Do you want to improve your English language skills? Learning new vocabulary is key. However, instead of just memorising lists of words, it's important to understand how words are used. This will enable you to use new words naturally. Let's explore some important words as we weave it together. Sensitive (adjective) Sensitive means having the ability to respond to different colours, sounds, or feelings. It can also mean being easily affected by things. For example, some people are more easily affected by sad news than others. If a student in your class is having a tough time, you might say, "Please be careful how you tell the news. She is very sensitive." Think about art! When you visit the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, you might look at a painting and say, "The artist was very sensitive to light, look at how carefully he used brushstrokes to capture the reflection of the Chao Phraya River!" E...