incandescent
adjective: 1. Emitting light when heated. 2. Extremely bright. 3. Displaying intense emotion, such as anger, affection, or zeal.
security blanket
noun: 1. A small blanket held by a child for comfort and reassurance. 2. Something that provides a feeling of safety, comfort, …
beacon
noun: 1. Something that provides a guiding or warning signal, such as a lighthouse. 2. Someone or something that illuminates, inspires, or …
allopatric
adjective: Existing or occurring in geographically distinct areas.
plebeian
adjective: 1. Belonging to or relating to the common people. 2. Relating to or characteristic of lower social classes. 3. Common; vulgar. …
consanguinity
noun: 1. A relationship by blood or by a common ancestor. 2. A close connection or kinship.
diachronic
adjective: Relating to changes occurring over time.
earwitness
noun: One who testifies or can testify to something heard.
indefatigable
adjective: 1. Incapable of being tired out. 2. Persistently energetic or tireless, even in the face of challenges.
sycophantic
adjective: Excessively flattering or fawning, especially in an attempt to win favor or gain advantage.
avuncular
adjective: Kind, friendly, and helpful, like an uncle, especially in a benevolent or indulgent way.
senescent
adjective: 1. Growing old; aging. 2. Deteriorating or decaying with the passage of time.
exuberant
adjective: 1. Overflowing with energy, enthusiasm, and joy. 2. Plentiful; productive; growing abundantly.
verity
noun: 1. The quality of being true. 2. Something that is true: a universally accepted truth.
scepter
noun: A wand held by a sovereign as an emblem of authority and power. verb tr.: To invest with authority and power.
panacea
noun: A remedy for all difficulties or diseases; a universal cure.
avarice
noun: An extreme desire for wealth or material gain.
parturition
noun: The act of giving birth.
Atlantean
adjective: 1. Extremely strong, often alluding to mythical or superhuman capabilities. 2. Related to the legendary island of Atlantis said to have …
Alician
adjective: Surreal, whimsical, or illogical.
melpomenish
adjective: Tragic; related to tragedy.
Penelopean
adjective: 1. Involving repetitive or cyclical efforts, often with little apparent progress. 2. Characterized by steadfast loyalty and resilience despite prolonged adversity.
Damoclean
adjective: Involving imminent danger.
thanatosis
noun: The act of pretending to be dead, often as a defensive tactic against predators or enemies.