Google Search new features will help users learn a new word daily: Check how to enable it

Alphabet-owned Google has come up with a new feature that will enable users to learn a new word every day. feature will be integrated into Google Search and allow users to sign up for getting notifications of new words and ir meanings on a daily basis. new words will be accompanied by general trivia about ir origin or usage, making it interesting and easy for a user to learn and remember new word. 

As mentioned in an official blog post on Google, "Understanding meaning of new words helps unlock information for people as y go about ir daily lives, and worldwide in September, according to Google Trends top-searched English definitions were “introvert” followed by “integrity.” With this in mind, we’ve created an easy-to-use feature that not only helps you learn about different words but also sparks your curiosity."

How to use new Google Search feature to learn a new word daily? 

According to Google, a lot of users search for meaning of words on platform. As company reveals in an official blog post. 'introvert' and 'integrity' were two most searched words on Google, in month of September 2021. That being said, signing up for learning a new word via Google Search is easy. While looking for meaning of a word on Google App, users have to on bell icon at top right corner of result. As soon as user s on bell icon, y are signed up and will receive daily notifications about new words.

Google Search new word feature is currently available on its smartphone app only. 

Most recently, search engine giant has been releasing a lot of features to make its products more user-friendly and interactive. One of se new features is 'Focus Time' on Google Calendar. new feature is for Google Calendar users and will allow users to set a time during which Google Calendar automatically declines meeting requests, not disturbing user and breaking ir workflow. new Google Calendar Focus Time feature appears as a small hephone icon that can be customized to differentiate for s of meetings.