I got a nice relaxing video for you today.

I'm going to talk about ten words in English language

that I find exceptionally beautiful.

Let's get started.

The first word is "demure." Demure.

And this means shy or reserved.

She gave him a demure smile.

The next word is "elision." Elision.

Elision is the omission of a sound or syllable. If you want to speak fluently,

it's important to learn to use elision.

Number three is "effervescent." Effervescent.

And "effervescent" means bubbly or fizzy. This wine is effervescent.

Word number four isn't commonly used nowadays, but I really love this one.

It's "inglenook." Inglenook.

It's a partly-closed space located near a fire.

so that you can sit near the open fire and receive the warmth.

My dream is to have a house with an inglenook.

Word number five is "lagoon." Lagoon.

A lagoon is an area of sea separated from the rest of the water by sand and rocks.

Many fish live in this lagoon.

Word number six is "lithe."

Lithe means young, healthy, attractive, and able to move and bend smoothly.

Ballet dancers have lithe bodies.

Word number seven is "mellifluous." Mellifluous.

And this is an adjective meaning having a pleasant and flowing sound.

He had a deep, mellifluous voice.

Word number eight is "opulent." Opulent.

And this is an adjective meaning expensive and luxurious.

She lives an opulent lifestyle.

Word number nine is "quintessential." Quintessential.

This is an adjective meaning being the most typical or important part of something.

Watermelon is the quintessential fruit on a hot summer's day.

And a final word is "serendipity." Serendipity.

And this is the act of finding interesting or valuable things by chance.

We stumbled into it through serendipity.

All right guys, those were your ten beautiful English words.

I would love to hear the words that you find beautiful,

so please put them in the comments below.

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