Vocab of the Day #24 – Quixotic, Zealous, and Sagacity

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Today’s Words

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Quixotic, Zealous, and Sagacity

What does quixotic mean?

Quixotic (adjective) – exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical.
Example: Her quixotic plan to start a utopian community in the desert quickly ran into real-world problems.

What does zealous mean?

Zealous (adjective) – showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective.
Example: The young activist was zealous in defending the environment, never missing a rally or event.

What does sagacity mean?

Sagacity (noun) – the quality of being wise, showing keen judgment and insight.
Example: The leader’s sagacity allowed the group to avoid costly mistakes and move forward with confidence.

📌 Writing Challenge — Try weaving all three words into a single passage. For instance, create a character whose quixotic dreams are fueled by zealous energy, but who needs sagacity to truly succeed.

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