All Words
Every published word, with its definition and examples.
47 words found
- loquacious
Tending to talk a great deal; talkative.
- mellifluous
having a smooth, sweet-sounding quality, especially describing a voice or sound that flows pleasantly
- meticulous
showing great care and attention to small details
- mirth
the feeling of joyfulness and lighthearted amusement, often expressed through laughter
- ostentatious
describing something done or displayed in a showy way meant to attract attention or impress others
- perfunctory
Done merely as a duty or routine, without genuine interest, effort, or enthusiasm.
- perseverance
The steady and continued effort to achieve a goal despite difficulties or delays.
- perspicacious
Having a keen mental understanding or insight; able to notice and understand things that are not obvious to most people.
- pragmatic
dealing with situations in a sensible, practical way based on real conditions rather than fixed ideas or theories
- prolific
Producing a great deal of something, especially works of art, literature, or offspring.
- quiescent
In a state of inactivity or rest; quiet and still, often temporarily.
- quixotic
Foolishly impractical, especially in the pursuit of ideals; marked by lofty romantic notions or extravagant chivalrous action.
- resilient
Able to recover quickly from difficulties, setbacks, or changes; flexible and strong.
- sanguine
feeling or showing confident optimism about a situation, even when things seem difficult
- serene
Calm, peaceful, and untroubled; free from disturbance or agitation.
- solace
Comfort or relief from emotional distress, grief, or disappointment, often found in a person, place, or activity.
- sonder
The profound realization that every random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own, filled with their own ambitions, friendships, routines, and worries.
- taciturn
tending to say very little and avoid unnecessary conversation
- tenuous
lacking strength or substance; weak, flimsy, or barely holding together, often used to describe an argument, connection, or situation
- ubiquitous
Present or appearing everywhere at the same time; found in many places or among many people.
- vindicate
To clear someone or something of blame or suspicion by showing that they were right or justified
- vivacious
full of lively energy and enthusiasm; spirited and animated in manner
- wistful
Feeling or showing a gentle, often sad, longing for something in the past or for something that is unlikely to happen.