Method
A word you can see is a word you keep.
Flashcard apps ask you to repeat a word until it sticks. That works, slowly, and only if you keep opening the app. LexiBond does the opposite: it builds one vivid picture for each word, so you only need to remember the picture.
Anatomy of one card
Every page in every pack has the same five parts, in the same order. That repetition is on purpose: your eye learns where to look before it learns the word.
- 01
Word
Set big at the top, in the shape of the word itself. Your eye lands here first.
- 02
Sound split
The word broken into sounds you already own. LEAF + ALL. This is the hook.
- 03
Comic strip
Three panels. Setup, then the meaning in action, then the result. One glance tells the story.
- 04
Meaning line
The dictionary meaning in plain words, so nothing is left to guess.
- 05
Explanation line
One sentence that retells the story and ends with the word. This is the part that locks the meaning in.
Worked example
lethal
- Sound
- LEAF + ALL
- Meaning
- deadly, or able to cause death.
- Explanation
- All the flowers got sad, because the strike on their leaf friend was lethal.
Read that explanation once more. The story is tiny, the word sits at the end, and your brain files both together. That is the whole trick.
What changes for you
| Old way | LexiBond |
|---|---|
| Word list with a definition next to it | Word attached to a picture you can replay |
| Review the list again and again | Recall the panel, and the meaning arrives |
| Meaning lost in a wall of text | Meaning compressed into one sentence |
| Fails the next day | Survives weeks, because you kept the image |
Read the method, then use it.
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