1. Oligarchy (noun): A system of government in which a small group of people holds power. 2. Oligarchy (noun): A…

1. Hiatus (noun): A break or interruption in continuity, sequence, or activity. 2. Hiatus (noun): A gap or missing part…

1. Physical (adjective): Relating to the body as opposed to the mind. 2. Physical (adjective): Involving bodily activity rather than…

1. Daily (adjective): Occurring or done every day; of or relating to a single day. 2. Daily (adverb): Every day;…

1. Faithful (adjective): Loyal, constant, and steadfast in affection, duty, or allegiance. 2. Faithful (adjective): True to the original, accurate,…

1. Fugitive (noun): A person who has escaped from a place or is in hiding, especially to avoid arrest or…

1. Haptic (adjective): Relating to the sense of touch, especially in reference to communication or technology. 2. Haptic (adjective): Involving…

1. "Sacrifice" (noun): The act of giving up something valued for the sake of something or someone else. 2. "Sacrifice"…

1. FOMO (noun) - The fear of missing out on a rewarding or enjoyable experience that others are having. 2.…

1. Vertical (adjective): Positioned or extending straight up and down; perpendicular to a horizontal plane. 2. Vertical (noun): A line,…

1. Adaptation (noun): The process of adjusting or modifying to fit new conditions. 2. Adaptation (noun): A change in structure,…

1. Alchemy (noun): The medieval practice of attempting to transform base metals into gold and discover the elixir of life.…

1. Full (adjective): Containing as much as possible; not lacking space. 2. Full (adjective): Having eaten enough; satisfied. 3. Full…

1. Fac (abbreviation) A shortened form of "faculty," commonly used in academic settings. 2. Fac (abbreviation) An informal abbreviation for…

1. Please (verb): To cause satisfaction or happiness. 2. Please (adverb): Used as a polite addition to requests or commands.…