swith
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /swɪθ/
KK: /swɪθ/
adjective
Definition
Having a strong or intense quality; forceful.
Example
The speaker delivered a swith argument that captivated the audience.
Conversation
Did you hear her speech at the meeting yesterday?
Yes, it was really swith — she was so passionate about the topic.
I know, right? Her energy really inspired everyone.
Absolutely! It’s great to see someone so committed.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
vehement
forceful
intense
Antonyms
weak
feeble
gentle
adverb
Definition
In a quick or speedy manner; done promptly or with urgency.
Example
She swith completed her homework before dinner.
Conversation
Did you see how he finished that race?swith?
Yeah, he really gave it his all at the end.
I know, he pushed through so swith to win it.
Root Explanation
The word 'swith' originates from Old English 'swīþ', meaning strong or powerful. It is used to denote a sense of swiftness or quickness in action.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word for strong or powerful, which helps you remember that 'swith' conveys a sense of quickness or swiftness.
Visually Confused Words
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