Words are alive, or they sometimes seem that way. Find one that speaks to you (but no more than two of the same word please).
You will: note the word and its part of speech, understand the definition, use the word appropriately in your own sentence, and list its etymology (where it came from…its origins).
Either:
-check out Dictionary.com’s list of the most-searched words so far in 2019. You’ll have to look up the etymology separately.
Or:
-navigate to https://www.merriam-webster.com/popular-words to pick a word from the list of popular words. All the information you need should be here.
Example:
Empathy (noun): My ability to feel empathy for my students sometimes makes it difficult to be tough on deadlines. This word comes from the Greek word for passion.