Witty (clever), whimsical (playful), wary (cautious), willful (stubborn), wistful (longing), wretched (miserable), worldly (sophisticated), warm-hearted (kind), wayward (unpredictable), worthwhile (valuable).

Prefixes: “wa-” (wander), “wo-” (wonder), “wr-” (wrest), “wh-” (whisper).

Suffixes: “-ful” (wonderful), “-ness” (weakness), “-ed” (withered), “-ing” (whistling).

Read books containing complex words.

Use “W” words in everyday conversation and writing.

Engage in vocabulary exercises and synonym challenges.

Workflow, wholesaler, warranty, wealth, workforce, wholesale, withdraw, warranty, warrant, worldwide.

Wander, withstand, withdraw, whisper, worsen, weaken, welcome, whittle, wield, withstand.

Weak → Feeble, fragile

Weird → Unusual, peculiar

Worthless → Insignificant, trivial

Wonderful → Superb, exceptional

Wary → Cautious, prudent

Wary (cautious) ↔ Reckless

Wistful (longing) ↔ Content

Wretched (miserable) ↔ Joyful

Whimsical (playful) ↔ Serious

Worthwhile (valuable) ↔ Pointless

Use precise wording to strengthen arguments.

Avoid weak verbs and replace them with stronger alternatives.

Incorporate “W” words to add variety and depth.

Whimsical, wretched, withhold, worthwhile, withdraw, whittle, wallow, wistful, whimper, wilderness.

Wild goose chase – A pointless pursuit.

Wipe the slate clean – Start fresh.

Weather the storm – Survive difficulties.

Walk on eggshells – Be cautious in interactions.

Win by a whisker – Succeed by a narrow margin.