3000 WF - 100 Words (P1)

Not really 100 but whatever ig

equidistant

Equally distant from two or more points in space or time.

stylishly

In a way that is fashionable, elegant, and attractive in appearance.

painstakingness

The quality of being very careful and thorough; meticulous attention to detail.

infuriating

Extremely annoying, frustrating, or exasperating.

reunification

The act of joining together parts that had been divided, especially a country or family.

self-evaluation

The process of assessing your own abilities, performance, or qualities.

unequivocally

In a way that is completely clear and unambiguous, leaving no room for doubt.

untrustworthy

Not deserving of trust or confidence; unreliable or dishonest.

barbarism

Brutal, cruel behavior; a lack of civilization, refinement, or culture.

humanoid

Having human characteristics or appearance, especially used of robots, aliens, or imaginary beings.

unilateral

Undertaken or decided by one side only without the agreement of others.

pseudo-intellectual

Someone who pretends to be highly intellectual or knowledgeable without real understanding.

outspoken

Expressing opinions frankly and openly, even when they are controversial or unpopular.

repulsive / repellent

Extremely unpleasant or offensive; causing strong dislike, disgust, or aversion.

expropriating

Taking someone’s property, often legally and without permission, for public use or benefit.

non-aggressively

Without violence or hostility; in a calm and peaceful manner.

proof-reading

Checking written work carefully for errors before final presentation or printing.

outplayed

Defeated in a competition by superior performance, skill, or strategy.

dispersal

The process of distributing or spreading people or things over a wide area.

typecast

Repeatedly assigned the same type of role or character based on appearance or past performance.

depressurises

Releases pressure from a system; metaphorically, to reduce psychological stress or emotional tension.

artefacts

Man-made objects of historical, cultural, or archaeological interest.

irrevocable

Not able to be changed, reversed, or undone; final and binding.

incorrigible

Too firmly fixed in bad habits to be changed or improved.

deformity

A permanent distortion or malformation in body structure or shape.

all-pervading / all-pervasive

Spreading through and influencing every part or aspect.

inflammatory

Intended to arouse anger, hostility, or strong emotions; also refers to swelling or irritation in the body.

overpriced

Charged at a higher price than is reasonable or justified.

irresponsible

Not thinking enough about the possible results of what one does; lacking accountability.

incriminate

To make someone appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

casualisation

The process of making jobs temporary or part-time rather than permanent.

smart-casual

A style of dress that is neat and stylish but less formal than traditional business wear.

unsubstantiated

Not supported by evidence or facts.

enmeshed

Caught or tangled in something complicated or difficult to escape from, often emotionally or socially.

mistreatment

The act of treating someone or something badly or unfairly.

classifieds

Small advertisements arranged by category in a newspaper or website, typically for jobs or sales.

assimilated

Absorbed and integrated into a society or culture, often losing distinct identity.

requisitioned

Formally requested or demanded for official use, often by authority.

supernatural

Relating to phenomena beyond natural laws or scientific explanation.

inflammation

A localized physical condition causing redness, heat, swelling, or pain.

therapeutic

Relating to healing or treatment; beneficial to physical or mental health.

awe-struck

Overwhelmed with a feeling of wonder, admiration, or fear.

awesome / awe-inspiring

Causing a strong feeling of admiration, wonder, or fear.

insolvent

Unable to pay debts owed; bankrupt or financially ruined.

bespectacled

Wearing eyeglasses.

expressionless

Without any visible sign of emotion or reaction.

preponderance

The fact of being greater in number, quantity, or importance.

lifespan

The length of time for which a person, animal, or thing exists or functions.

unexplored

Not examined, investigated, or traveled through.

malnourished

Weak or unhealthy due to insufficient or unbalanced food intake.

counterproductive

Having the opposite of the desired effect; hindering progress.

malpractices

Wrong, illegal, or negligent behavior, especially by professionals.

celebratory

Expressing joy or praise for a special occasion or success.

disaffected

No longer supporting or satisfied with authority, leadership, or norms.

collaborative

Involving mutual cooperation or joint effort.

labour-intensive

Requiring a large amount of human labor to produce goods or services.

labour-saving

Designed to reduce the amount of work needed.

non-resident

Living in or belonging to a place different from where one is currently.

abdominal

Relating to the abdomen or the stomach area of the body.

inadvertently

Without intending to; accidentally or unintentionally.

cutting-edge

Highly advanced or pioneering in design, technique, or development.

superannuated

Retired or obsolete, often due to age or being outdated.

disfiguration

The act or result of spoiling the appearance of something or someone.

overrated

Given too much praise or value; not as good as people say.

insurmountable

Too great to be overcome or dealt with successfully.

enigmatic

Mysterious, difficult to interpret or understand.

dumbfounded

So amazed or shocked that one is temporarily speechless.

flabbergasted

Extremely surprised or shocked.

nonplussed

Confused, uncertain, or unsure how to respond or react.

confounded

Confused or surprised, often by something unexpected; also used for emphasis.

gobsmacked

Amazed or astounded; completely shocked.

predicament

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation.

flat-footed

Unprepared or clumsy in response; caught off guard.

goggle-eyed

Staring with wide, bulging eyes, especially in surprise or amazement.

headlights

A metaphor for being stunned, paralyzed, or frozen in fear or shock ("like a deer in the _____").

open-mouthed / open-eyed

Showing astonishment or awe, often with mouth or eyes wide open.

pearl-clutching

A very shocked reaction, especially one in which you show more shock than you really feel to show that something is morally wrong.

slack-jawed

With one’s mouth open in astonishment or stupidity.

non-commitally

Without expressing a definite opinion or decision.

non-concern

Lack of worry, interest, or attention to something that might normally demand it.

rudderless

Lacking direction, leadership, or purpose.

unmoored

Not anchored or secured; metaphorically, lacking stability or grounding.

brazenly

In a bold and shameless way, often disregarding rules or propriety.

can-do

Showcasing a confident, positive, and willing-to-act attitude.

empowered

Given the power, confidence, or authority to act or make decisions.

full-throatedly

In a loud, forceful, and enthusiastic manner.

self-congratulation

Excessive or smug praise of oneself.

surefootedness

Confidence and stability, especially when dealing with difficult situations.

rakishly

In a stylish, slightly disreputable, and carefree way.

astray

Away from the correct path or direction; lost or misled.

indecorously

In a way that is improper or socially unacceptable.

loutishness

Behavior that is rude, aggressive, or lacking good manners.

naivety / naivete

A lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment; innocence or gullibility.

overreach

Trying to do more than is possible, especially arrogantly or without enough ability; To make bigger claim than reasonable;

To do more than your authority allow

overstepped

Passed the limits of what is acceptable or appropriate.

unforgivable

So bad as to be impossible to excuse or pardon.

undoubtedly

Without doubt; used for emphasis when something is certainly true.

disrepair

Poor condition due to neglect or lack of maintenance.

infinitesimally

Extremely small in amount; almost too small to measure or perceive.

outward

Relating to the external appearance or surface rather than inner nature or reality.