Deep Words July 21-27

• Tacenda


  Things better left unsaid or unwritten about; topics that are unsuitable for discussion.
• Ataraxia


  A state of complete calmness and serenity; freedom from worry or anxiety.
• Charmelancholy


  A bittersweet mixture of happiness and sadness; a feeling of pensive longing.
• Xenization


  The feeling of being a stranger in a foreign land; the state of being alien or foreign.
• Sonorous


  Having a deep, rich, and full sound that is pleasing to hear.
• Nefarious


  Wicked, evil, or criminal.
• Cacophony


  A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds that is unpleasant to the ear.
• Hiraeth


  It describes a deep longing for a home that may no longer exist or that you may never have known. It's a feeling of nostalgia, wistfulness, or melancholic yearning.
• Seraphic


  Resembling an angel, especially in beauty, purity, or kindness.
• Acosmist


  refers to someone who believes the universe is bad or should not exist. It's a philosophical position that views existence as inherently negative.
• Sinuous


  describes something that is gracefully curving or winding. It can refer to a physical object, movement, or even a sound.
• Rancor


  refers to deep-seated bitterness, hatred, or animosity. It's a strong feeling of resentment that lingers for a long time.
• Intoxicolate


  to make someone drunk or high on a drug.
• Exuberance


  describes a feeling or expression of intense joy, energy, or enthusiasm. It's a overflowing happiness that's hard to contain.
• Verbosity


  use of more words than necessary. It's excessive wordiness that can make communication unclear or tedious.
• Auxiliary


  Someone or something that provides support or assistance:
• Habromania 


  Delusion of happiness. Excessive desire for new things and new experiences.
• Anaxiphilia 


  Act of falling inlove with a wrong person
• Philophobia


  Fear of falling inlove
• Orphic


  Mysterious
• Leal

  An adjective meaning "faithful and true," particularly loyal. It's a lesser-used synonym for "loyal" with Scottish origins.
• Elysian


  Blissful, delightful, or perfectly happy.
• Monophobia


  An extreme or irrational fear of being alone.
• Meraki


  Putting something of yourself, your soul, creativity, or love into your work. It's the act of pouring your whole being into something.
• Laconic


  Using very few words; concise.

  Syns. Brief, curt, terse, pithy.
• Sarang


  the feeling of wanting to be with someone until death
• Exulansis


  the tendency to give up trying to talk about an experience because people are unable to relate to it
• Logophile


  a lover of words
• Insouciant 


  Free from concern, worry, or anxiety; nonchalant
• Lacuna


  a blank space or a missing part
• Comely


  pleasant to look at; attractive
• Raucous 


  Maingay

  making or constituting a disturbingly harsh and loud noise.
• Felicity 


  intense happiness
• Fetching 


  Attractive
• Vellichor


  The pensive nostalgia and temporality of used bookstores; the feeling evoked by the scent of old books or paper.
• Idyllic 


  extremely happy, peaceful,
• Solivagant 


  a lone wanderer.