Wall Street Institute word of the day

recapitulate v.
to sum up, to repeat what one has said
To conclude the meeting, let’s just recapitulate the actions that we agreed on and who’s responsible for carrying them out.

Wall Street Institute word of the day

sedentary adj.
sitting, taking little exercise
As an office worker I lead a very sedentary life, so I always go running on the weekends.

Wall Street Institute word of the day

solvent adj.
having enough money, able to pay one’s expenses
I’m tired of going out with men who borrow money from me; I’ve decided that my next boyfriend should be solvent.

Wall Street Institute Word of the day

reciprocate v.
to give something in return, to share (feelings)
I’m hopelessly in love with Samantha, but I’m afraid that she doesn’t reciprocate my feelings.

Wall Street Institute word of the day

irrevocable adj.
incapable of being taken back or reversed
The Bill of Rights is an irrevocable part of American law.

Wall Street Institute word of the day

clandestine adj.
secret
John and Sophie, who are both married, have been carrying on a clandestine affair for the past year.