All English WordsPage 5906All English words - page 5906No resultsRandom words from our English dictionarydiscourtesydɪˈskɜː.tə.sinounRude and inconsiderate behaviour.Usage examples:He was able to discourage visitors without obvious discourtesynounBehaviour or an act that is not polite and does not consider other people's feelingsUsage examples:They felt they had been treated with discourtesy., being late is a discourtesy to your colleagues.All meanings and translations of DiscourtesyexpensiveɪkˈspɛnsɪvadjectiveCosting a lot of money.Usage examples:Keeping a horse is expensiveAll meanings and translations of ExpensivepmprəˈmiːθɪəmnounThe prime minister.Usage examples:A private meeting with the pmverbSend (someone) a private message on social media, an online forum, etc.Usage examples:I'll pm you when i'm back onlineabbreviationAfter noon (used after times of day between noon and midnight that are not expressed using the 24-hour clock).Usage examples:At 3.30 p.m.All meanings and translations of PmpulpiteernounA person who preaches, especially a minister of religion.Usage examples:He was an eloquent pulpiteer, much in demandAll meanings and translations of PulpiteertombaladjectiveOf, relating to, or reminiscent of a tomb or tombs; sepulchral.All meanings and translations of TombalLearn English words everywhere!All our English words and phrases are available for learning for free in our mobile application.We also provide a browser extension which allows you to find words in our database right in your browser.Or simply scan this code: