Word of the Day: Sundry
What's the story
"Sundry" is an adjective that means various, different, or made up of many kinds. It is often used to describe a mix of small, unrelated items or things that don't fit into one clear group. Let's learn more about this useful word.
Origin
Origin of the word
"Sundry" comes from the Old English word sundrig, meaning separate or different. It was used to describe things that were not alike or did not belong to the same category. Over time, it came to refer to a collection of mixed or assorted items.
Synonyms
Synonyms for 'sundry'
Some common synonyms for "sundry" include: various, assorted, mixed, diverse, different, and several. These words help describe groups of items that don't match but appear together.
Usage
Sentence usage
Let's see how to use this word in different situations: "The drawer was filled with 'sundry' objects." "She bought 'sundry' items from the local market." "The store sells 'sundry' household goods."
Writing
Why use the word
"Sundry" is a simple word you can use when talking about a mix of different things. It helps your writing feel neat and clear when describing items that don't belong to one group. Using this word helps keep your writing short, clear, and to the point.