Word of the Day: Tyro

Can you pronounce tyro?

Thursday, June 13, 2024

Today's Word Brought to You By noun 1. A beginner or novice. "She was still a tyro in pottery, so her jars always came out slightly misshapen." "Tyro investors should ease into the market by cautiously investing small amounts of money." "I look forward to tracking the young tyro's progress through the ranks of figure skating." Today's Word Brought to You By Stay Energized and Active All Day Long Stay energized and active all day long with MTE. The science-backed formula focuses on helping you feel good, rested, and energized. The healthy ingredients energize, boost metabolism, and enhance mood while supporting gut health and sleep at night, giving you a lift for today while helping regulate your system for the long term. It's the perfect boost for the gym, a great tailwind for a busy life, and an amazing way to support your body. Take the first step toward a better, more vibrant you. Try it risk-free and get 22% off using code MI22 at checkout. Get 22% Off Latin, early 17th century "Tyro" appeared in late Middle English, coming from the Latin "tiro" or the medieval "tyro," both meaning "recruit" or "young soldier." Writers in the 17th and 18th centuries expanded this original definition to describe people who are novices in all kinds of occupations. ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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