Synonym of the day

Synonym of the day

destitute

destitute is a synonym of poor

adjective [ des-ti-toot ]

destitute is another word for poor

Poor refers to lacking sufficient money or resources (The family lived in poor conditions).

Destitute means lacking the basic necessities of life, often to an extreme degree (The charity helps destitute individuals with basic needs).

✅ Both terms describe a lack of financial resources.

Poor is a more general term for financial inadequacy, while destitute implies severe deprivation (He was poor but managed to get by; The destitute family struggled for food and shelter).

See all synonyms for poor

Word of the Day
Double up on your daily dose of learning with a new word from our sister site.
See Today's Word
Synonym of the Day Calendar

Synonym of the day

clarify

clarify is a synonym of explain

verb [ klar-uh-fahy ]

clarify is another word for explain

✅ To explain is to make something clear or easy to understand (She explained the new procedure to the team).

✅ To clarify is to make something less confused or more comprehensible, especially something that is kind of known or familiar (I needed to clarify a few key points during the discussion).

✅ Both terms involve making information easier to understand.

Explain is more about providing information, while clarify focuses on resolving confusion (He explained the concept thoroughly; She clarified the ambiguous statement).

See all synonyms for explain

Synonym of the Day Calendar

Synonym of the day

obsequious

obsequious is a synonym of obedient

adjective [ uhb-see-kwee-uhs ]

obsequious is another word for obedient

Obedient means complying with commands or instructions (The dog was obedient to its owner’s commands).

Obsequious means excessively eager to please or obey, often in a sycophantic manner (Their obsequious behavior around the celebrity was annoying to witness).

✅ Both terms describe a high level of compliance or deference.

Obedient suggests a normal level of following instructions, while obsequious implies excessive or ingratiating behavior, often witnessed by someone else and commented upon (The obedient employee followed all protocols; The obsequious assistant flattered the manager excessively).

See all synonyms for obedient

Synonym of the Day Calendar

Start every day with the Synonym of the Day right in your inbox

Synonym of the Day Calendar