What are the most beautiful English words?

Whenever it comes to beauty, so it is truly said that Beauty lies in the eyes of beholder. Languages also have certain features that makes it enrich with beauty. Specifically, if we talk about English language so most of us are unaware of the true richness of beautiful words in English language. English language possesses thousands of beautiful words by using which one can create a professional and artistic impression on his/her listener. So next time during conversation, try to use the below mentioned words and believe me you feel yourself highly confident after adding them to your vocabulary. So without any delay let’s explore them one-by-one.

Aurora:

In the near past, the word aurora was typically used to refer to the Roman goddess of sunrise or the northern lights as you can see in the above picture. Nowadays, it is more commonly used to describe the Dawn. Whenever we wake up in early morning, the sunrise is very calm and beautiful and energizes us for the rest of the day. But the question is ‘’ How can I use the word Aurora in my daily conversation?’’

The answer is that there are many ways to use this word depending on the situation. Let’s see in how many ways you can use this words.

1. A gorgeous pink aurora aroused us out of our tight sleep.
2. Aurora is a mesmerizing display of nature’s beauty.
3. The aurora painted the sky with its beauty in early morning.

Aesthetic:

Aesthetic means pleasing/attractive appearance

We often come across certain objects, plants or animals that we start liking them in the very first sight. Think of your favourite flower, you will start feeling its fragrance and will feel aesthetic pleasure by remembering it again and again. Now how to use this word in daily conversation. Below your question is answered.

1. Nature provides aesthetic pleasure to our senses.
2. Some aesthetic improvements needs to be done to our home.
3. His/her aesthetic appearance cached everyone sight.

Cynosure:

one who is the centre of attention or focus of admiration.

You might have come across certain people in your life who often dominates gathering as soon as they enter. To describe such an individual the word ‘’ Cynosure’’ can be used.

Let’s understand with the help of some examples

1. His rapidly increasing repute made him a cynosure in his community.
2. The company is the cynosure for anyone who is interested in upskilling himself.
3. Alice good attitude towards others made her a cynosure among her friends.

Dulcet:

• sounds that are sweet and soothing to the ears.

You might think of this word as a dull word. However, it is highly interesting word. There are certain sounds that are soothing and provide relaxation to our heart every time we hear them. It order to describe such sounds you can use the word dulcet to describe the intensity of your feelings regarding a sound. Let’s see some examples:

1. The dulcet tone of the kid served as a healer for the patient.
2.  Jack hummed a dulcet tune as he worked.
3. Alice greeted her guests with a dulcet smile.

Ebullience:

Full of energy or highly enthusiastic

Sometimes we feel ourselves so enthusiastic and full of energy that even flying to the sky without wings seems very easy. Most of the people uses the words like enthusiastic or energetic to describe their esteem energy. But we want you to sound more professional so you shall prefer to use the words Ebullience. Let’s see how to use it in sentence.

1.  The child’s ebullience was visible as he ran around the ground swiftly.
2.  The gathering was filled with ebullience, fun and laughter.
3.  Alex and Borg couldn’t contain their ebullience when they receive promotion.

Glamorous:

Appealing or attractive

It is a common fact that we human beings wants to look attractive to others and we apply every remedy to be attractive. Well it was just for your information let’s not deviate from our real topic. So to describe something that you find very appealing, give a try to the word glamorous. Here are some of the examples

1.  She wore a glamorous dress for her wedding.
2.  The actor’s life was full of glamorous events.
3.  The city’s light created a glamorous atmosphere.

Petrichor:

•  Pleasant smell after the first rain following a day.

Closely observe the plants, trees and grass around you after rain and you will surely conclude that as if they had been deeply cleaned by the rain just like we wash our cars, bikes or cycles. They provide a complete new look as if they have been newly planted. So how do you describe such scene? We will be very much please if you inform us in the comment box. Have you ever felt the smell of sand after rain?

It’s really refreshing. The word petrichor is highly valuable to use to describe the sweet fragrance of sand after rain. Have a look at the examples.

1.  After the rain, the petrichor filled the air.
2.  She paused on the doorstep, closing her eyes to inhale the petrichor.
3.  Walking in the garden, they delighted in the petrichor that followed the summer rain shower.

Nimble:

 Quick, easy movement or navigating difficult motions with ease.

The word nimble is often associated with quick and swift actions like possessing a nimble wit. Some other examples include:

1. The nimble cat ran swiftly across the fence.
2. The chef’s nimble hands expertly chopped vegetables for the stir-fry.
3.  My mother threaded the needle with nimble precision.

Tintinnabulation:

The ringing or sounding of bells.

You might have stammered while pronouncing this word. Honestly, I also stammered when I was pronouncing it for the first time. Let’s see how we can use this word in daily English conversation.

1. The tintinnabulation of the church bell echoed through the village.
2. With each step, the hiker was accompanied by the tintinnabulation of his hiking poles against the rocky trail.
3.  In the quiet of the forest, the tintinnabulation of a stream flowed harmoniously with the chirping of birds.

Thunderous:

• Very loud sound

The word thunderous is often associated with stormy weather however it can also be used for other purposes such as

1. The audience responded with thunderous applause.
2. His thunderous performance made everyone ebullient (remember this word).
3.  With a thunderous crash, the tree fell in the forest.

Wafture:

Hand movement or hand signals.

The word wafture is used for the gentle waving or fluttering of motion of something, often used to describe the movement of air, a hand, a flag, or an object. Let us see how we can use this word in daily conversation.

1. With a delicate wafture, she fanned herself in the afternoon heat.
2.  The wafture of the flag signalled the start of the marathon.
3.  The wafture of steam rose from hot tea in winter.

Conclusion:

Hopefully you will find the above words useful for your daily conversation. It is recommended to start using two words per day so that you can take the most benefit out of it. Remember with persistent efforts and dedication to learning you will surely gain fluency in English one day.

Best of Luck!