100 English Words That Shaped Wordlypedia

100 Words That Made Wordlypedia Awesome!

🎉 Welcome to the 100th post on Wordlypedia! We're beyond excited to celebrate this milestone with you — our amazing readers. Over the journey of building this blog, we've explored powerful vocabulary, hidden gems, and everyday expressions that truly shape how we learn and use English.

So today, we proudly present a curated list of 100 unforgettable English words that have made Wordlypedia what it is. Each word has either appeared in our posts, sparked deep curiosity, or taught us something beautiful about language. Let's dive into this colorful celebration of words! 🥳

🧠 100 English Words That Left a Mark

• Eloquent – the power of speaking beautifully and persuasively.
• Resilience – bouncing back from difficulties, a core learning mindset.
• Intriguing – capturing attention with curiosity.
• Slay – modern slang for doing something extremely well.
• Liminal – standing at the threshold, poetic and deep.
• Verbose – using more words than necessary (and we try not to be!)
• Wholesome – pure, uplifting, and kind-hearted.
• Cringe – modern, emotional reaction word.
• Pensive – engaged in deep or serious thought.
• Lit – very popular slang for exciting or amazing.

💡 Want the full list of all 100 words? Download it as a free printable PDF in our next post — coming soon!

🔁 A Look Back: Where We Started

If you're new to Wordlypedia or missed some of our earlier gems, check out these foundational posts:

• Hidden Gems of English Slang
• The Power of Prefixes

🌍 English is Always Evolving

This milestone is a reminder that language is alive. Every new word we learn isn’t just vocabulary — it’s a new way of seeing the world, expressing ourselves, and connecting with others. Whether you love idioms, grammar hacks, or cultural nuances, Wordlypedia will always be your home for exploring English in exciting ways.

💬 What’s Your Word?

We’d love to know: Which English word has changed your thinking or expression the most?
Tell us in the comments — let’s make this post a conversation!

🚀 What’s Next for Wordlypedia?

We’re just getting started. Expect more deep dives, practical insights, and fun surprises in the next 100 posts. If you haven’t yet, be sure to follow the blog and share it with a friend who’s passionate about English too!