🇬🇧 Spam meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Spam is lots of messages, usually emails or texts, that are sent to many people even though no one asked for them, like digital junk mail that fills your inbox and is often annoying, useless, or trying to trick you.

I signed up for one drawing of a free pizza and now I get daily spam from 47 different cheeses.

I get so much spam that even my spam folder is asking for a vacation.

The spam folder is like a haunted house where all the weirdest emails go to live forever.

There was so much spam in Dad’s inbox that he said he needed a shovel instead of a mouse.

The spam messages promised I could grow ten inches taller overnight; I’m pretty sure they meant my hair, not my height.

Tom opened his laptop and his inbox screamed with spam. Spam offers piled like junk mail, spam promises flashed, spam from strange names filled every corner. He dragged each spam to the trash, heart fast. After five slow minutes, the air felt light; only one clean message was left, and he smiled.

This word is at the C1 level, which means it’s part of advanced English. It’s used in sophisticated conversations, professional settings, and academic discussions. Words at this level help you express yourself fluently and precisely in nuanced situations.

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