1. Complete (adjective): Having all necessary or appropriate parts. 2. Complete (verb): To finish making or doing; to bring to…

1. Treason (noun): The crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government.…

1. Skill (noun): The ability to do something well, often gained through practice or training. 2. Skill (noun): A specific…

1. Carpe diem (noun): A Latin phrase meaning “seize the day" 2. Carpe diem (adjective): Relating to a philosophy or…

1. Encompass (verb): To surround or form a circle or boundary around. 2. Encompass (verb): To include or contain as…

1. Geriatric (adjective): Relating to old age or elderly people. 2. Geriatric (noun): A branch of medicine or a healthcare…

1. Null (adjective): Having no value, effect, or significance; void or invalid. 2. Null (noun): A state or condition of…

1. Incel (noun): A person, typically a man, who identifies as involuntarily celibate. 2. Incel (noun): A member of an…

1. Vanity (noun): Excessive pride in or admiration of one’s appearance, achievements, or qualities. 2. Vanity (noun): A piece of…

1. Stigma (noun): A mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person. 2. Stigma (noun): A visible…

1. Disadvantage (noun): A condition or circumstance that puts one in an unfavorable or inferior position. 2. Disadvantage (verb): To…

1. Nexus (noun): A connection or series of connections linking two or more things. 2. Nexus (noun): A central or…

1. Back (noun): The rear part of the human body from the neck to the base of the spine. 2.…

1. Lo (interjection): An archaic exclamation used to draw attention 2. Lo (interjection): Expressing surprise or amazement 3. Lo (informal):…

1. Pathway (noun): A track, route, or course that provides a means of travel or movement. 2. Pathway (noun): A…