(pronounced eh-PLAHM) This term means poise, skillfulness, and confidence shown when challenged with a taxing situation. EXAMPLE: The fact that Yolanda conducted herself with seamless aplomb at the extraordinarily tense client interview made her supervisor realize how much
(pronounced AH-pray) Après is a French term meaning after. It is usually combined with another word to form a noun. The most frequently combination is with the word “ski”: après-ski (to mean social activities at hotels / restaurants
(pronounced a-preh-POH) This flexible little French word can function as adverb, adjective, and/or preposition. Let’s take the definitions in order, shall we" As an adverb it means with regard to the present topic or at an appropriate time. As
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