Week 16

Day 1-7

Indigenous

peoples are the original inhabitants of a region, often with distinct cultural, social, and linguistic practices.

Gregarious

people who enjoy the company of others; social and outgoing.

Habitat

the natural environment where an organism lives, including its physical and biological components.

Cursory

hasty and lacking detail, often done quickly or superficially.

Interlope

to intrude where one is unwelcome or not entitled

Prolific

producing abundant results or offspring; highly productive.

Bulwark

a defensive wall or fortress that provides protection or support.

Sedentary

characterized by a lifestyle with little physical activity, often leading to health issues.

Frugal

sparing or economical in the use of resources, especially money.

Antithesis

a contrast or opposition to a particular idea, often used to emphasize differences.

Altruistic

showing selfless concern for the well-being of others, often at one's own expense.

Embellish

to make something more attractive by adding decorative features or details.

Cache

a collection of stored data or files that are temporarily stored for quick access, commonly used in computing.

Coterie

a small group of people with shared interests or tastes, often exclusive to outsiders.

Cupidity

greed for wealth or material gain.

Virtuosity

great skill in a particular artistic endeavor or field, especially in music.

Temerity

excessive confidence or boldness, often resulting in recklessness.

Amorous

having or showing strong feelings of love or affection.

Progeny

the descendants or offspring of a person, plant, or animal.

Saturate

to soak or fill completely with a liquid or substance.