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1. **A refugee**
- Meaning: A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war,
persecution, or natural disaster.
- Synonyms: emigrant, migrant, displaced person, asylum seeker.

2. **An emigrant**
- Meaning: A person who leaves their own country to settle permanently in another; an
emigrant typically leaves voluntarily for better opportunities.
- Synonyms: migrant, expatriate, settler, immigrant.

3. **A migratory**
- Meaning: Relating to migration, which involves moving from one place to another, often
with the changing seasons or for survival reasons.
- Synonyms: nomadic, wandering, roving, itinerant.

4. **A nomadic man**

- Meaning: A person who moves from place to place, often without a permanent home,
following a traditional or seasonal pattern.
- Synonyms: wanderer, traveler, vagabond, drifter.

5. **Deadening**
- Meaning: Making something less intense, lively, or active; causing a loss of interest or
excitement.
- Synonyms: dulling, numbing, stifling, dampening.

6. **Terrible**
- Meaning: Extremely bad or serious; causing fear, dread, or apprehension.
- Synonyms: dreadful, horrific, appalling, horrifying.

7. **Dangerous**
- Meaning: Likely to cause harm, injury, or damage; involving risk or hazards.
 - Synonyms: hazardous, perilous, risky, unsafe.

8. **Lethal**
- Meaning: Causing or capable of causing death; deadly.
- Synonyms: deadly, fatal, mortal, lethal.

9. **Wrong**
- Meaning: Not correct or true; morally or legally incorrect.
- Synonyms: incorrect, erroneous, mistaken, false.

10. **Prohibited**
- Meaning: Officially forbidden; not allowed.
- Synonyms: forbidden, banned, illegal, prohibited.

11. **Evil**
- Meaning: Morally bad or wrong; causing harm or suffering.
- Synonyms: wicked, sinful, malevolent, malicious.

12. **Impermanent**
- Meaning: Not lasting or enduring; temporary.
- Synonyms: temporary, transient, fleeting, ephemeral.

13. **A traitor**

- Meaning: A person who betrays someone or something, such as a friend, country, or
principle.
- Synonyms: betrayer, turncoat, double-crosser, defector.

14. **An immigrant**

- Meaning: A person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
- Synonyms: settler, newcomer, newcomer, migrant.
o © An emigrant
 Emigrant (noun): A person who departs from their native land to settle elsewhere.
Synonyms: migrant, expatriate, settler, immigrant.

15. **Famous**
- Meaning: Widely known; renowned.
- Synonyms: renowned, celebrated, well-known, famous.

16. **Notorious**
- Meaning: Famous or well-known, typically for something bad or negative.
- Synonyms: infamous, notorious, disreputable, scandalous.

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1. **Fantastic**:
- **Meaning**: Extraordinarily good or attractive; imaginative or fanciful.
- **Synonyms**: Wonderful, marvelous, incredible, extraordinary, unbelievable, amazing.

2. **Terrifying**:
- **Meaning**: Causing extreme fear.
- **Synonyms**: Frightening, horrifying, alarming, fearsome, intimidating.

3. **Incredible**:
- **Meaning**: Impossible to believe.
- **Synonyms**: Unbelievable, astonishing, extraordinary, fantastic, amazing.

4. **Imaginary**:
- **Meaning**: Existing only in the imagination.
 - **Synonyms**: Fictitious, unreal, mythical, illusory, invented.

5. **Impulsive**:
- **Meaning**: Acting or done without forethought.
- **Synonyms**: Spontaneous, hasty, rash, impetuous, unpremeditated.

6. **Excitable**:
- **Meaning**: Easily excited.
- **Synonyms**: Nervous, high-strung, jumpy, hyperactive, volatile.

7. **Thoughtless**:
- **Meaning**: Without consideration for others; inconsiderate.
- **Synonyms**: Inconsiderate, careless, heedless, rash, reckless.

8. **Violent**:
- **Meaning**: Using or involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill
someone or something.
- **Synonyms**: Brutal, savage, aggressive, fierce, forceful.

9. **Negotiate**:
- **Meaning**: Try to reach an agreement or compromise by discussion.
- **Synonyms**: Bargain, discuss terms, mediate, confer, parley.

10. **Confer**:
- **Meaning**: Grant or bestow (a title, degree, benefit, or right); have discussions.
- **Synonyms**: Consult, discuss, talk, deliberate, negotiate.

11. **Consult**:
- **Meaning**: Seek information or advice from (someone with expertise in a particular
area).
- **Synonyms**: Ask, seek advice from, confer, discuss, talk to.
12. **Advise**:
- **Meaning**: Offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone.
- **Synonyms**: Recommend, counsel, suggest, guide, direct.

13. **Deviate**:
- **Meaning**: Depart from an established course.
- **Synonyms**: Diverge, depart, stray, veer, digress.

14. **Vary**:
- **Meaning**: Differ in size, amount, degree, or nature from something else of the same
general class.
- **Synonyms**: Differ, change, alter, fluctuate, diversify.

15. **Regulate**:
- **Meaning**: Control or maintain the rate or speed of (a machine or process) so that it
operates properly.
- **Synonyms**: Control, manage, direct, govern, adjust.

16. **Punctuate**:
- **Meaning**: Occur at intervals throughout (a continuing event or a place); insert
punctuation marks in (text).
- **Synonyms**: Emphasize, highlight, accentuate, interrupt, break.

17. **Unlucky**:
- **Meaning**: Having, bringing, or resulting from bad luck.
- **Synonyms**: Unfortunate, luckless, hapless, jinxed, cursed.

18. **Foundling**:
- **Meaning**: An infant that has been abandoned by its parents and is discovered and
cared for by others.
- **Synonyms**: Abandoned infant, waif, orphan, stray, castaway.
19. **Orphan**:
- **Meaning**: A child whose parents are dead.
- **Synonyms**: Parentless child, foundling, waif, stray.

20. **Street-child**:
- **Meaning**: A homeless or neglected child who lives on the streets.
- **Synonyms**: Waif, urchin, homeless child, runaway, abandoned child.

21. **Fiction**:
- **Meaning**: Literature in the form of prose, especially short stories and novels, that
describes imaginary events and people.
- **Synonyms**: Novel, story, tale, fabrication, invention.

22. **Falsehood**:
- **Meaning**: The state of being untrue.
- **Synonyms**: Lie, untruth, fib, fabrication, deception.

23. **Pseudonym**:
- **Meaning**: A fictitious name, especially one used by an author.
- **Synonyms**: Pen name, alias, nom de plume, stage name, assumed name.

24. **Mistake**:
- **Meaning**: An action or judgment that is misguided or wrong.
- **Synonyms**: Error, blunder, slip, oversight, miscalculation.

25. **Baker**:
- **Meaning**: A person who makes bread and cakes, especially commercially.
- **Synonyms**: Pastry chef, bread maker.

26. **Salesman**:
 - **Meaning**: A man whose job involves selling or promoting commercial products,
either in a shop or visiting locations to get orders.
- **Synonyms**: Vendor, seller, marketer, retailer, representative.

27. **Cake-seller**:
- **Meaning**: A person who sells cakes.
- **Synonyms**: Confectioner, baker.

28. **Confectioner**:
- **Meaning**: A person who makes or sells sweets or chocolates.
- **Synonyms**: Candy maker, sweet maker, pastry chef.

29. **Camp**:
- **Meaning**: A place with temporary accommodation of huts, tents, or other structures,
typically used by soldiers, refugees, or travelers.
- **Synonyms**: Encampment, bivouac, tent village.

30. **Barracks**:
- **Meaning**: A building or group of buildings used to house soldiers.
- **Synonyms**: Quarters, garrison, camp, cantonment.

31. **Tents**:
- **Meaning**: Portable shelters made of cloth, supported by poles and secured by cords
attached to pegs driven into the ground.
- **Synonyms**: Canopy, pavilion, marquee, shelter.

32. **Cottage**:
- **Meaning**: A small house, typically one in the country.
- **Synonyms**: Cabin, lodge, bungalow, chalet, hut.

33. **Tumblers**:
 - **Meaning**: Large drinking glasses.
- **Synonyms**: Glasses, beakers, goblets.

34. **Breakers**:
- **Meaning**: Waves that break into foam when they reach the shore.
- **Synonyms**: Surf, whitecaps, rollers.

35. **Currents**:
- **Meaning**: Bodies of water or air moving in a definite direction.
- **Synonyms**: Flows, streams, tides, drifts.

36. **Roarers**:
- **Meaning**: A term sometimes used to describe large, noisy waves.
- **Synonyms**: Breakers, crashers, thunders.

37. **Wrong-doer**:
- **Meaning**: A person who does something wrong or illegal.
- **Synonyms**: Offender, criminal, delinquent, transgressor, malefactor.

38. **Cheat**:
- **Meaning**: A person who behaves dishonestly in order to gain an advantage.
- **Synonyms**: Swindler, fraud, trickster, deceiver, con artist.

39. **Impostor**:
- **Meaning**: A person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive others.
- **Synonyms**: Pretender, fake, fraud, charlatan, deceiver.

40. **Traitor**:
- **Meaning**: A person who betrays a friend, country, principle, etc.
- **Synonyms**: Betrayer, turncoat, backstabber, defector, double-crosser.
41. **Dictator**:
- **Meaning**: A ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained
control by force.
- **Synonyms**: Autocrat, tyrant, despot, oppressor, totalitarian.

42. **Tyrant**:
- **Meaning**: A cruel and oppressive ruler.
- **Synonyms**: Despot, dictator, oppressor, autocrat, authoritarian.

43. **Demagogue**:
- **Meaning**: A political leader who seeks support by appealing to the desires and
prejudices of ordinary people rather than by using rational argument.
- **Synonyms**: Agitator, rabble-rouser, firebrand, provocateur.

44. **Emperor**:
- **Meaning**: A sovereign ruler of great power and rank, especially one ruling an
empire.
- **Synonyms**: Monarch, sovereign, ruler, king, czar.

45. **Impulsive** (Repeated from 5):

- **Meaning**: Acting or done without forethought.
- **Synonyms**: Spontaneous, hasty, rash, impetuous, unpremeditated.

46. **Excitable** (Repeated from 6):

- **Meaning**: Easily excited.

- **Synonyms**: Nervous, high-strung, jumpy, hyperactive, volatile.

47. **Thoughtless** (Repeated from 7):

 - **Meaning**: Without consideration for others; inconsiderate.
- **Synonyms**: Inconsiderate, careless, heedless, rash, reckless.

48. **Violent** (Repeated from 8):

- **Meaning**: Using or involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill
someone or something.
- **Synonyms**: Brutal, savage, aggressive, fierce, forceful.

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49. **Courageously**:
- **Meaning**: In a way that shows bravery or valor.
- **Synonyms**: Bravely, boldly, fearlessly, gallantly, heroically.

50. **Excitedly**:
- **Meaning**: In a manner showing enthusiasm or eagerness.
- **Synonyms**: Enthusiastically, eagerly, energetically, animatedly, zealously.

51. **Thoughtlessly**:
- **Meaning**: Without consideration or regard for others; carelessly.
- **Synonyms**: Carelessly, heedlessly, recklessly, inconsiderately, rashly.

52. **Impulsively**:
- **Meaning**: Acting or done without forethought.
- **Synonyms**: Spontaneously, hastily, rashly, impetuously, unpremeditatedly.

53. **Orally**:
- **Meaning**: By means of speech; spoken rather than written.
- **Synonyms**: Verbally, vocally, by mouth, spoken.
54. **Intelligently**:
- **Meaning**: In a way that shows intelligence; with understanding and insight.
- **Synonyms**: Wisely, astutely, shrewdly, perceptively, sensibly.

55. **Confidentially**:
- **Meaning**: In a way that is intended to be private or secret.
- **Synonyms**: Secretly, privately, intimately, discreetly, clandestinely.

56. **Literally**:
- **Meaning**: In a literal manner; exactly.
- **Synonyms**: Exactly, precisely, word for word, strictly, verbatim.

57. **Script**:
- **Meaning**: The written text of a play, movie, or broadcast.
- **Synonyms**: Text, screenplay, manuscript, dialogue, writing.

58. **Copy**:
- **Meaning**: A thing made to be similar or identical to another.
- **Synonyms**: Duplicate, reproduction, replica, facsimile, imitation.

59. **Manuscript**:
- **Meaning**: A book, document, or piece of music written by hand rather than typed or
printed.
- **Synonyms**: Draft, document, text, script, paper.

60. **Essay**:
- **Meaning**: A short piece of writing on a particular subject.
- **Synonyms**: Article, composition, paper, study, dissertation.

61. **A casebook**:

 - **Meaning**: A book containing records of illustrative cases, especially for teaching
purposes in law or medicine.
- **Synonyms**: Record book, file, compendium, ledger, dossier.

62. **An anthology**:

- **Meaning**: A published collection of poems or other pieces of writing.
- **Synonyms**: Collection, compilation, selection, album, compendium.

63. **A journal**:

- **Meaning**: A daily record of news and events of a personal nature; a diary.
- **Synonyms**: Diary, log, chronicle, record, notebook.

64. **Reviews**:
- **Meaning**: A critical appraisal of a book, play, movie, exhibition, etc., published in a
newspaper or magazine.
- **Synonyms**: Critiques, assessments, evaluations, analyses, appraisals.

65. **Historian**:
- **Meaning**: An expert in or student of history, especially that of a particular period,
geographical region, or social phenomenon.
- **Synonyms**: Chronicler, recorder, annalist, biographer, scholar.

66. **Chronicler**:
- **Meaning**: A person who writes accounts of important or historical events.
- **Synonyms**: Historian, recorder, annalist, diarist, documenter.

67. **Biographer**:
- **Meaning**: A person who writes an account of someone's life.
- **Synonyms**: Memoirist, life-writer, author, chronicler, documenter.

68. **Diarist**:
 - **Meaning**: A person who keeps a diary.
- **Synonyms**: Journal-keeper, chronicler, recorder, memoirist, autobiographer.

69. **Treachery**:
- **Meaning**: Betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature.
- **Synonyms**: Betrayal, disloyalty, perfidy, duplicity, faithlessness.

70. **Treason**:
- **Meaning**: The crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill the
sovereign or overthrow the government.
- **Synonyms**: Betrayal, sedition, disloyalty, subversion, rebellion.

71. **Sedition**:
- **Meaning**: Conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state
or monarch.
- **Synonyms**: Incitement, rebellion, revolt, insurrection, subversion.

72. **Terrorism**:
- **Meaning**: The unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against
civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
- **Synonyms**: Extremism, militancy, violence, insurgency, radicalism.
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73. **Epigraph**:
- **Meaning**: A short quotation or saying at the beginning of a book or chapter, intended
to suggest its theme.
- **Synonyms**: Inscription, quotation, motto, citation, preface.

74. **Epitaph**:
 - **Meaning**: A phrase or statement written in memory of a person who has died,
especially as an inscription on a tombstone.
- **Synonyms**: Inscription, elegy, commemoration, memorial, tribute.

75. **Conclusion**:
- **Meaning**: The end or finish of an event, process, or text.
- **Synonyms**: Ending, finish, close, resolution, finalization.

76. **Epilogue**:
- **Meaning**: A section or speech at the end of a book or play that serves as a comment
on or a conclusion to what has happened.
- **Synonyms**: Afterword, postscript, coda, finale, conclusion.

77. **Scholarly**:
- **Meaning**: Involving or relating to serious academic study.
- **Synonyms**: Academic, learned, erudite, intellectual, bookish.

78. **Omniscient**:
- **Meaning**: Knowing everything.
- **Synonyms**: All-knowing, all-seeing, all-wise, infallible, wise.

79. **Learned**:
- **Meaning**: Having much knowledge acquired by study.
- **Synonyms**: Educated, scholarly, erudite, knowledgeable, well-read.

80. **Erudite**:
- **Meaning**: Having or showing great knowledge or learning.
- **Synonyms**: Learned, scholarly, educated, knowledgeable, intellectual.

81. **Monarchy**:
- **Meaning**: A form of government with a monarch at the head.
 - **Synonyms**: Kingship, sovereignty, crown, rule, empire.

82. **Aristocracy**:
- **Meaning**: The highest class in certain societies, typically comprising people of noble
birth holding hereditary titles and offices.
- **Synonyms**: Nobility, upper class, elite, gentry, patricians.

83. **Plutocracy**:
- **Meaning**: Government by the wealthy.
- **Synonyms**: Oligarchy, ruling class, moneyocracy, wealthocracy.

84. **Oligarchy**:
- **Meaning**: A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or
institution.
- **Synonyms**: Rule by few, elite, plutocracy, junta, aristocracy.

85. **A terrorist**:

- **Meaning**: A person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against
civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
- **Synonyms**: Extremist, militant, insurgent, radical, fanatic.

86. **An anarchist**:

- **Meaning**: A person who believes in or tries to bring about anarchy.
- **Synonyms**: Rebel, insurgent, agitator, radical, revolutionary.

87. **A militant**:

- **Meaning**: A person engaged in aggressive verbal or physical combat, often for a
cause.
- **Synonyms**: Activist, extremist, combatant, fighter, radical.

88. **An extremist**:

- **Meaning**: A person who holds extreme or fanatical political or religious views.
 - **Synonyms**: Radical, fanatic, zealot, militant, hardliner.

89. **Faithful**:
- **Meaning**: Remaining loyal and steadfast.
- **Synonyms**: Loyal, true, devoted, trustworthy, dependable.

90. **Credible**:
- **Meaning**: Able to be believed; convincing.
- **Synonyms**: Believable, plausible, reliable, trustworthy, convincing.

91. **All-believing**:
- **Meaning**: Accepting or believing in all things or many things without skepticism.
- **Synonyms**: Credulous, gullible, naive, trusting, unquestioning.

92. **Credulous**:
- **Meaning**: Having or showing too great a readiness to believe things.
- **Synonyms**: Gullible, naive, trusting, unsuspecting, innocent.

93. **Immigrants**:
- **Meaning**: People who come to live permanently in a foreign country.
- **Synonyms**: Settlers, newcomers, expatriates, migrants, aliens.

94. **Compatriots**:
- **Meaning**: A fellow citizen or national of a country.
- **Synonyms**: Countrymen, fellow citizens, nationals, co-nationals.

95. **Comrades**:
- **Meaning**: Companions who share one's activities or fellow members of an
organization.
- **Synonyms**: Friends, colleagues, associates, allies, partners.
96. **Refugees**:
- **Meaning**: People who have been forced to leave their country in order to escape war,
persecution, or natural disaster.
- **Synonyms**: Asylum seekers, exiles, displaced persons, escapees, evacuees.

97. **Grey market**:

- **Meaning**: The trade of a commodity through distribution channels which are legal
but unintended by the original manufacturer.
- **Synonyms**: Parallel market, unofficial market, unauthorized market.

98. **Share market**:

- **Meaning**: A market in which shares of publicly held companies are issued and
traded.
- **Synonyms**: Stock market, equity market, securities market, bourse.

99. **Black market**:

- **Meaning**: An illegal traffic or trade in officially controlled or scarce commodities.
- **Synonyms**: Illegal market, underground market, illicit trade, bootleg market.

100. **Flea market**:

- **Meaning**: A market, typically outdoors, selling secondhand goods.
- **Synonyms**: Swap meet, bazaar, jumble sale, street market, car boot sale.

101. **Inscription**:
- **Meaning**: Words inscribed, as on a monument or in a book.
- **Synonyms**: Engraving, writing, lettering, dedication, etching.

102. **Transcription**:
- **Meaning**: A written or printed representation of something.
- **Synonyms**: Copy, reproduction, record, duplicate, script.
103. **Translation**:
- **Meaning**: The process of translating words or text from one language into another.
- **Synonyms**: Interpretation, rendering, version, conversion.

104. **Transformation**:
- **Meaning**: A thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.
- **Synonyms**: Change, conversion, metamorphosis, alteration, transfiguration.

105. **Without a valid passport**:

- **Meaning**: A person who lacks legal documentation for international travel.
- **Synonyms**: Undocumented, without papers, stateless, paperless.

106. **Who goes to live in exile**:

- **Meaning**: A person who is forced to live away from their native country.
- **Synonyms**: Expatriate, banished person, deportee, refugee, outcast.

107. **Without a settled home or regular work**:

- **Meaning**: A person who does not have a permanent residence or steady employment.
- **Synonyms**: Homeless, vagrant, itinerant, transient, nomadic.

108. **Who asks for political asylum**:

- **Meaning**: A person seeking refuge in another country due to political persecution.
- **Synonyms**: Asylum seeker, refugee, political exile, displaced person.

109. **Sonnet**:
- **Meaning**: A poem of fourteen lines using any of a number of formal rhyme schemes.
- **Synonyms**: Poem, verse, lyric, ode, composition.

110. **Epilogue**:
- **Meaning**: A section or speech at the end of a book or play that serves as a comment
on or a conclusion to what has happened.
 - **Synonyms**: Afterword, postscript, coda, finale, conclusion.

111. **Composition**:
- **Meaning**: A written or musical work, especially one regarded in terms of its content
or form.
- **Synonyms**: Essay, piece, creation, work, article.

112. **Lyric**:
- **Meaning**: Expressing the writer's emotions, usually briefly and in stanzas or
recognized forms.
- **Synonyms**: Song, verse, poem, ballad, sonnet.

113. **Man-hater**:
- **Meaning**: A person who has a strong dislike or hatred of men.
- **Synonyms**: Misandrist, hater of men, man despiser, male hater.

114. **Cannibal**:
- **Meaning**: A person who eats the flesh of other human beings.
- **Synonyms**: Flesh-eater, man-eater, anthropophagus.

115. **Demon**:
- **Meaning**: An evil spirit or devil.
- **Synonyms**: Fiend, evil spirit, devil, monster, diabolical being.

116. **Misanthropist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society.
- **Synonyms**: Recluse, hermit, cynic
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117. **Horticulture**:
- **Meaning**: The art or practice of garden cultivation and management.
 - **Synonyms**: Gardening, cultivation, agriculture, landscaping, floriculture.

118. **Gardening**:
- **Meaning**: The activity of tending and cultivating a garden.
- **Synonyms**: Horticulture, landscaping, cultivation, planting, yard work.

119. **Geology**:
- **Meaning**: The science that deals with the earth's physical structure and substance.
- **Synonyms**: Earth science, geoscience, petrology, mineralogy, stratigraphy.

120. **Botany**:
- **Meaning**: The scientific study of plants.
- **Synonyms**: Plant science, phytology, floristics, plant biology, dendrology.

121. **Patriotism**:
- **Meaning**: The quality of being patriotic; devotion to and vigorous support for one's
country.
- **Synonyms**: Nationalism, loyalty, allegiance, devotion, love of country.

122. **Generousness**:
- **Meaning**: The quality of being kind and generous.
- **Synonyms**: Generosity, benevolence, munificence, largesse, magnanimity.

123. **Philanthropy**:
- **Meaning**: The desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the
generous donation of money to good causes.
- **Synonyms**: Charity, benevolence, humanitarianism, altruism, largesse.

124. **Nobility**:
- **Meaning**: The quality of being noble in character, mind, birth, or rank.
- **Synonyms**: Aristocracy, nobleness, grandeur, highness, lordship.
125. **Astrologers**:
- **Meaning**: People who study the movements and relative positions of celestial bodies
interpreted as having an influence on human affairs and the natural world.
- **Synonyms**: Stargazers, horoscopists, diviners, fortune-tellers, seers.

126. **Astronomers**:
- **Meaning**: Scientists who study celestial bodies such as stars, planets, comets, and
galaxies.
- **Synonyms**: Stargazers, astrophysicists, cosmologists, space scientists.

127. **Geophysicists**:
- **Meaning**: Scientists who study the physical properties of the earth.
- **Synonyms**: Earth scientists, geologists, seismologists, geodynamicists.

128. **Geologists**:
- **Meaning**: Scientists who study the solid, liquid, and gaseous matter that constitutes
the Earth and other terrestrial planets.
- **Synonyms**: Earth scientists, petrologists, mineralogists, stratigraphers.

129. **Crowd**:
- **Meaning**: A large number of people gathered together.
- **Synonyms**: Gathering, throng, assembly, multitude, mob.

130. **Mob**:
- **Meaning**: A large, disorderly, and often violent crowd of people.
- **Synonyms**: Horde, rabble, throng, crowd, gang.

131. **Audience**:
- **Meaning**: The assembled spectators or listeners at a public event, such as a play,
movie, concert, or meeting.
- **Synonyms**: Spectators, viewers, listeners, onlookers, congregation.
132. **Ruffian**:
- **Meaning**: A violent person, especially one involved in crime.
- **Synonyms**: Thug, hooligan, delinquent, rowdy, brute.

133. **Theocracy**:
- **Meaning**: A system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.
- **Synonyms**: Ecclesiocracy, hierocracy, church-state.

134. **Episcopacy**:
- **Meaning**: The government of a church by bishops.
- **Synonyms**: Bishopric, hierarchy, episcopal system, bishopdom.

135. **Oligarchy**:
- **Meaning**: A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or
institution.
- **Synonyms**: Rule by few, elite, plutocracy, junta, aristocracy.

136. **Aristocracy**:
- **Meaning**: The highest class in certain societies, typically comprising people of noble
birth holding hereditary titles and offices.
- **Synonyms**: Nobility, upper class, elite, gentry, patricians.

137. **Epidemic**:
- **Meaning**: A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a
particular time.
- **Synonyms**: Outbreak, plague, pandemic, contagion, infestation.

138. **Infection**:
- **Meaning**: The invasion and multiplication of microorganisms such as bacteria,
viruses, and parasites that are not normally present within the body.
- **Synonyms**: Contagion, illness, disease, virus, contamination.
139. **Sickness**:
- **Meaning**: The state of being ill.
- **Synonyms**: Illness, disease, ailment, malady, affliction.

140. **Death**:
- **Meaning**: The end of the life of a person or organism.
- **Synonyms**: Demise, passing, decease, expiration, end.

141. **Pedestrian**:
- **Meaning**: A person walking rather than traveling in a vehicle.
- **Synonyms**: Walker, foot-traveler, stroller, ambler, hiker.

142. **Walker**:
- **Meaning**: A person who walks, especially for exercise or enjoyment.
- **Synonyms**: Pedestrian, hiker, stroller, rambler, ambler.

143. **Rambler**:
- **Meaning**: A person who walks for pleasure, especially in the countryside.
- **Synonyms**: Walker, hiker, stroller, wanderer, roamer.

144. **Wanderer**:
- **Meaning**: A person who travels aimlessly; a drifter.
- **Synonyms**: Roamer, drifter, nomad, vagabond, traveler.

145. **Guide book**:

- **Meaning**: A book of information about a place, designed for the use of visitors or
tourists.
- **Synonyms**: Handbook, manual, directory, travel guide, reference book.

146. **Collection**:
 - **Meaning**: A group of things or people, often of the same kind, that have been
collected.
- **Synonyms**: Compilation, assembly, anthology, aggregation, selection.

147. **An Anthology**:

- **Meaning**: A published collection of poems or other pieces of writing.
- **Synonyms**: Collection, compilation, selection, album, compendium.

148. **Compilation**:
- **Meaning**: The action or process of collecting and assembling information.
- **Synonyms**: Collection, anthology, assortment, aggregation, assemblage.

149. **Orthodontist**:
- **Meaning**: A dentist who specializes in correcting irregularities of the teeth and jaw.
- **Synonyms**: Dental specialist, braces doctor, dental surgeon.

150. **Osteopath**:
- **Meaning**: A practitioner of osteopathy, a type of alternative medicine that
emphasizes physical manipulation of muscle tissue and bones.
- **Synonyms**: Bone specialist, osteopathic physician, DO (Doctor of Osteopathy).

151. **Podiatrist**:
- **Meaning**: A medical professional specializing in the treatment of the feet.
- **Synonyms**: Foot doctor, chiropodist, foot specialist.

152. **Oncologist**:
- **Meaning**: A doctor who specializes in the treatment of cancer.
- **Synonyms**: Cancer specialist, tumor doctor, cancer physician.

153. **An eccentric**:

- **Meaning**: A person with unconventional and slightly strange views or behavior.
 - **Synonyms**: Oddball, nonconformist, maverick, weirdo, individualist.

154. **A maniac**:

- **Meaning**: A person exhibiting extreme symptoms of wild behavior, especially when
violent and dangerous.
- **Synonyms**: Lunatic, madman, fanatic, psychopath, madcap.

155. **A manikin**:

- **Meaning**: A jointed model of the human body, used in anatomy or as an artist's aid.
- **Synonyms**: Dummy, mannequin, model, figure, doll.

156. **A phobic**:

- **Meaning**: A person with an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something.
- **Synonyms**: Fearful, terrified, panic-stricken, anxious, neurotic.

157. **Boxer**:
- **Meaning**: A person who takes part in boxing, especially as a sport.
- **Synonyms**: Fighter, pugilist, contender, combatant, brawler.

158. **Swimmer**:
- **Meaning**: A person who swims, especially as a sport or for exercise.
- **Synonyms**: Aquatic athlete, diver, water sportsman, bather.

159. **Athlete**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise.
- **Synonyms**: Sportsperson, competitor, sportsman

, player, runner.

160. **Weightlifter**:
- **Meaning**: A person who engages in the sport or activity of lifting weights.
 - **Synonyms**: Bodybuilder, lifter, powerlifter, strength athlete.

161. **Debauched**:
- **Meaning**: Indulging in or characterized by excessive indulgence in sex, alcohol, or
drugs.
- **Synonyms**: Depraved, corrupt, dissolute, immoral, licentious.

162. **Dishonest**:
- **Meaning**: Behaving or prone to behave in an untrustworthy or fraudulent way.
- **Synonyms**: Untruthful, deceitful, fraudulent, corrupt, unscrupulous.

163. **Dissimilar**:
- **Meaning**: Not alike; different.
- **Synonyms**: Different, distinct, unlike, disparate, heterogeneous.

164. **Discontent**:
- **Meaning**: Dissatisfaction with one's circumstances; lack of contentment.
- **Synonyms**: Unhappiness, dissatisfaction, displeasure, restlessness, discontentment.

165. **Administratoress**:
- **Meaning**: A female administrator.
- **Synonyms**: Manager, supervisor, director, executive, admin.

166. **Administress**:
- **Meaning**: A female who administers.
- **Synonyms**: Manager, director, supervisor, executive, administrator.

167. **Administratrix**:
- **Meaning**: A female who administers, especially in a legal context (e.g., estate).
- **Synonyms**: Female administrator, executrix, manager, director, supervisor.
168. **Administer**:
- **Meaning**: Manage and be responsible for the running of (a business, organization,
etc.).
- **Synonyms**: Manage, supervise, oversee, conduct, direct.
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169. **Kleptomaniac**:
- **Meaning**: Someone with an irresistible urge to steal, typically without need or profit.
- **Synonyms**: Thief, pilferer, robber, shoplifter, purloiner.

170. **Megalomaniac**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is obsessed with their own power.
- **Synonyms**: Narcissist, egotist, megalomaniacal, self-centered, arrogant.

171. **Egomaniac**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is excessively conceited or self-centered.
- **Synonyms**: Narcissist, egotist, self-centered, self-absorbed, vain.

172. **Philanthropist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, often through
charitable donations and actions.
- **Synonyms**: Benefactor, humanitarian, patron, donor, giver.

173. **Arrogance**:
- **Meaning**: A sense of superiority, self-importance, or excessive pride.
- **Synonyms**: Haughtiness, pride, conceit, vanity, pomposity.

174. **Glads**:
- **Meaning**: This seems to be a shorthand or abbreviation without a clear meaning in
English. It may not have a standard definition or synonym.
175. **Enmity**:
- **Meaning**: The state or feeling of being actively opposed or hostile to someone or
something.
- **Synonyms**: Hostility, animosity, antagonism, hatred, bitterness.

176. **Terms**:
- **Meaning**: Conditions under which an action may occur; agreements or conditions
set.
- **Synonyms**: Conditions, stipulations, provisions, terms and conditions, agreement.

177. **Onomathalmologists**:
- **Meaning**: This seems to be misspelled or possibly a variant form. It may refer to
"ophthalmologists," who are doctors specializing in eye health.

178. **Steals**:
- **Meaning**: Takes something without permission or right.
- **Synonyms**: Pilfers, purloins, snatches, takes, appropriates.

179. **Lies**:
- **Meaning**: False statements made with deliberate intent to deceive.
- **Synonyms**: Falsehoods, untruths, fibs, fabrications, deceit.

180. **Flirts**:
- **Meaning**: Behaves playfully or amorously with a romantic interest.
- **Synonyms**: Teases, coquets, dallies, romances, seduces.

181. **Loves**:
- **Meaning**: Feels deep affection or romantic attachment for someone.
- **Synonyms**: Adores, cares for, cherishes, admires, adulates.

182. **Mortal**:
 - **Meaning**: Subject to death; human.
- **Synonyms**: Human, earthly, perishable, temporal, deadly.

183. **Serious**:
- **Meaning**: Solemn or thoughtful in character or manner.
- **Synonyms**: Earnest, grave, solemn, significant, important.

184. **Slight**:
- **Meaning**: Small in degree; minor.
- **Synonyms**: Minor, slight, negligible, trivial, insignificant.

185. **Temporary**:
- **Meaning**: Lasting for only a limited period; not permanent.
- **Synonyms**: Transient, fleeting, impermanent, ephemeral, short-term.

186. **Team**:
- **Meaning**: A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
- **Synonyms**: Group, crew, squad, band, unit.

187. **Flock**:
- **Meaning**: A group of birds or sheep, typically under the care of a shepherd.
- **Synonyms**: Herd, group, crowd, throng, pack.

188. **Hobbs**:
- **Meaning**: This could refer to "hob," a term used for a kind of oven or stove, or it
might be a surname.

189. **Fishmonger**:
- **Meaning**: A person who sells fish.
- **Synonyms**: Fish seller, fish vendor, piscator.
190. **A fish catches from a hobby-cycling string**:
- This phrase does not have a clear meaning in English. It might be a mistranslation or a
specific term from another context.

191. **Speaking in whispers**:

- **Meaning**: Speaking quietly or softly.
- **Synonyms**: Whispering, murmuring, speaking softly, talking quietly.

192. **Speaking to oneself**:

- **Meaning**: Talking aloud to oneself, often as a way of thinking aloud or expressing
thoughts.
- **Synonyms**: Talking to oneself, muttering, soliloquizing, monologuing.

193. **Pack**:
- **Meaning**: A group of wild animals, especially wolves, living and hunting together.
- **Synonyms**: Group, herd, band, flock, swarm.

194. **Muttons**:
- **Meaning**: This usually refers to the flesh of mature sheep used as food.

195. **Vipers**:
- **Meaning**: Venomous snakes belonging to the family Viperidae.
- **Synonyms**: Adders, snakes, serpents, reptiles.

196. **Speaker**:
- **Meaning**: A person who speaks, especially in public or as a profession.
- **Synonyms**: Orator, lecturer, talker, presenter, announcer.

197. **Tendril**:
- **Meaning**: A thin, curling stem or leaf by which a climbing plant attaches itself to a
support.
 - **Synonyms**: Curl, spiral, twirl, coil, whorl.

198. **A speaking in whispers**:

- This seems to be a duplicate entry. See "Speaking in whispers" for meaning and
synonyms.

199. **‘Ruler’**:
- **Meaning**: A person exercising government or dominion.
- **Synonyms**: Monarch, sovereign, king, queen, leader.
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200. **Murdering to the water**:

- This phrase doesn't have a standard meaning in English. It might be an idiom or
expression specific to a certain context.

201. **Torturous**:
- **Meaning**: Causing extreme pain or suffering; relating to torture.
- **Synonyms**: Agonizing, excruciating, tormenting, painful, harrowing.

202. **Omniscient**:
- **Meaning**: Knowing everything; having complete or unlimited knowledge.
- **Synonyms**: All-knowing, wise, knowledgeable, sagacious, insightful.

203. **Omnivorous**:
- **Meaning**: Feeding on both animal and plant substances; having a diet comprising
everything.
- **Synonyms**: All-eating, indiscriminate, diverse, varied, eclectic.

204. **Torpid**:
- **Meaning**: Mentally or physically inactive; lethargic.
- **Synonyms**: Sluggish, inactive, dormant, lethargic, slow.
205. **Egotist**:
- **Meaning**: A person excessively concerned with themselves; selfish.
- **Synonyms**: Narcissist, egocentric, self-centered, conceited, vain.

206. **Parasite**:
- **Meaning**: An organism that lives in or on another organism (its host) and benefits by
deriving nutrients at the other's expense.
- **Synonyms**: Leech, freeloader, sponger, moocher, hanger-on.

207. **Anthropophagus**:
- **Meaning**: A cannibal; a human-eater.
- **Synonyms**: Cannibal, man-eater, human-eating.

208. **Humanist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who believes in the value and dignity of human beings; a scholar
of classical studies.
- **Synonyms**: Philanthropist, humanitarian, scholar, classicist, educator.

209. **Omnipotent**:
- **Meaning**: Having unlimited power; able to do anything.
- **Synonyms**: All-powerful, almighty, supreme, invincible, omnipowerful.

210. **Killing insects**:

- **Meaning**: The act of exterminating or eliminating insects.
- **Synonyms**: Insecticide, pest control, bug-killing.

211. **Eats nothing**:

- This could refer to a person or creature that consumes no food, possibly due to fasting or
specific dietary restrictions.
212. **Chauvinist**:
- **Meaning**: A person displaying aggressive or exaggerated patriotism.
- **Synonyms**: Jingoist, nationalist, bigot, supremacist, xenophobe.

213. **Philanderer**:
- **Meaning**: A person who engages in casual love affairs or flirtations.
- **Synonyms**: Womanizer, flirt, seducer, libertine, Casanova.

214. **Crocodile tears/sorrow**:

- **Meaning**: Insincere or false tears or sorrow; a hypocritical display of emotion.
- **Synonyms**: Fake sorrow, insincere grief, hypocritical tears, feigned sadness.

215. **Tears and animals in spreading his love**:

- This phrase is unclear in meaning. It might refer to a metaphorical expression or a
specific cultural reference.

216. **Expose his task of nobility**:

- This phrase is ambiguous and doesn't have a clear standard meaning in English.

217. **Manifold expansion**:

- **Meaning**: A significant increase or growth in multiple aspects or directions.
- **Synonyms**: Diverse expansion, multifaceted growth, varied development.

218. **Titanism**:
- **Meaning**: The quality or state of being gigantic or immense; also used
metaphorically to denote great strength or power.
- **Synonyms**: Gigantism, enormity, colossal strength, mammoth size.

219. **Philosopher**:
- **Meaning**: A person engaged or learned in philosophy; a thinker or theorist.
- **Synonyms**: Thinker, sage, scholar, theorist, intellect.
220. **Pioneer**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is among the first to explore or settle a new country or area;
a trailblazer.
- **Synonyms**: Innovator, groundbreaker, explorer, trailblazer, forerunner.

221. **Paraphrase**:
- **Meaning**: A rewording of something written or spoken by someone else, typically to
clarify its meaning.
- **Synonyms**: Rewording, rephrasing, restatement, translation, rendition.
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222. **Stoic**:
- **Meaning**: A person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings
or complaining.
- **Synonyms**: Impassive, unemotional, indifferent, calm, composed.

223. **Extrovert**:
- **Meaning**: A person predominantly concerned with external things or objective
considerations; outgoing and socially confident.
- **Synonyms**: Outgoing, sociable, friendly, gregarious, communicative.

224. **Megalomaniac**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is obsessed with their own power or importance.
- **Synonyms**: Narcissist, egotist, autocrat, despot, dictator.

225. **Philanthropist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by
donating money to good causes.
- **Synonyms**: Benefactor, humanitarian, donor, giver, patron.

226. **Introvert**:
 - **Meaning**: A person predominantly concerned with their own thoughts and feelings
rather than external things; shy and reserved.
- **Synonyms**: Shy, reserved, reticent, inward-looking, introspective.

227. **Seriously ill**:

- **Meaning**: In a severe medical condition; critically unwell.
- **Synonyms**: Critically ill, gravely ill, seriously sick, terminally ill, in critical
condition.

228. **Sporadically ill**:

- **Meaning**: Occasionally or irregularly ill; experiencing health issues infrequently.
- **Synonyms**: Occasionally sick, intermittently ill, sporadic health issues.

229. **Endocrinologist**:
- **Meaning**: A medical specialist who diagnoses and treats disorders of the endocrine
glands and hormones.
- **Synonyms**: Hormone specialist, gland doctor, endocrine physician.

230. **Glands**:
- **Meaning**: Organs in the body that secrete hormones directly into the bloodstream.
- **Synonyms**: Organs, nodes, lymph nodes, glands.

231. **Arrogance**:
- **Meaning**: An attitude of superiority manifested in an overbearing manner or
presumptuous claims.
- **Synonyms**: Haughtiness, conceit, vanity, pride, self-importance.

232. **Maintain a distance**:

- **Meaning**: To keep a physical or emotional distance from someone or something.
- **Synonyms**: Keep at arm's length, avoid, stay away from, keep apart.

233. **Terminally ill**:

 - **Meaning**: Incurably or fatally ill; having a disease that will ultimately lead to death.
- **Synonyms**: Dying, fatally ill, incurable, in the final stages, on death's door.

234. **Epidemics**:
- **Meaning**: Widespread occurrence of a disease in a community at a particular time.
- **Synonyms**: Outbreaks, pandemics, plagues, infections, contagions.

235. **Heart**:
- **Meaning**: The central or innermost part; also, the organ that pumps blood through
the circulatory system.
- **Synonyms**: Core, center, essence, soul, spirit.

236. **Enemy**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.
- **Synonyms**: Adversary, foe, opponent, rival, antagonist.

237. **Intimate terms**:

- **Meaning**: Close or personal relationships; familiarity or closeness.
- **Synonyms**: Close relationships, intimacy, familiarity, closeness, friendship.

238. **Memories**:
- **Meaning**: Recollections of past events or experiences stored in the mind.
- **Synonyms**: Recollections, remembrances, reminiscences, experiences, memoirs.

239. **Misanthrope**:
- **Meaning**: A person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society.
- **Synonyms**: Cynic, skeptic, recluse, hermit, misanthropist.

240. **Endures**:
- **Meaning**: To suffer patiently; to undergo or tolerate something difficult or painful.
- **Synonyms**: Suffers, withstands, bears, tolerates, perseveres.
241. **Enjoys pleasure**:
- **Meaning**: To take pleasure in something; to derive enjoyment or satisfaction.
- **Synonyms**: Delights in, relishes, savors, appreciates, enjoys.

242. **Suffers**:
- **Meaning**: To undergo or endure pain, distress, or hardship.
- **Synonyms**: Endures, experiences, withstands, tolerates, undergoes.

243. **Loves**:
- **Meaning**: Feels deep affection or romantic attachment for someone.
- **Synonyms**: Adores, cares for, cherishes, admires, adulates.

244. **Orthopaedist**:
- **Meaning**: A medical doctor specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders
of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles.
- **Synonyms**: Orthopedist, bone doctor, joint specialist, musculoskeletal doctor.

245. **Mortal**:
- **Meaning**: Subject to death; human.
- **Synonyms**: Human, earthly, perishable, temporal, deadly.

246. **Serious**:
- **Meaning**: Solemn or thoughtful in character or manner.
- **Synonyms**: Earnest, grave, solemn, significant, important.

247. **Slight**:
- **Meaning**: Small in degree; minor.
- **Synonyms**: Minor, slight, negligible, trivial, insignificant.

248. **Temporary**:
 - **Meaning**: Lasting for only a limited period; not permanent.
- **Synonyms**: Transient, fleeting, impermanent, ephemeral, short-term.
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2. **Team**:
- **Meaning**: A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
- **Synonyms**: Group, crew, squad, band, unit.

3. **Troop**:
- **Meaning**: A group of soldiers, especially a unit of cavalry, armored vehicles, or
artillery.
- **Synonyms**: Squadron, battalion, regiment, company, force.

4. **String**:
- **Meaning**: A thin cord of fibers twisted together; also used metaphorically for a series
or sequence of things.
- **Synonyms**: Cord, thread, line, strand, sequence.

5. **Fisherman**:
- **Meaning**: A person who catches fish, typically as a job or for sport.
- **Synonyms**: Angler, fisher, fisherman, piscator, fisherperson.

6. **Angler**:
- **Meaning**: A person who fishes with a rod and line.
- **Synonyms**: Fisher, fisherman, angler, piscator, fisherperson.

7. **Soliloquy**:
- **Meaning**: A dramatic speech in which a character talks to themselves, revealing their
inner thoughts.
- **Synonyms**: Monologue, speech, discourse, dialogue (if spoken with oneself).
8. **Pack**:
- **Meaning**: A group of wild animals, especially wolves, living and hunting together.
- **Synonyms**: Herd, group, crowd, throng, pack.

9. **Hunter**:
- **Meaning**: A person who hunts wild animals for food or sport.
- **Synonyms**: Huntsman, shooter, sportsman, trapper, stalker.

10. **Venison**:
- **Meaning**: The flesh of a deer used as food.
- **Synonyms**: Deer meat, game, wild meat, venison.

11. **Spoor**:
- **Meaning**: Track or scent left by a person or animal; trail.
- **Synonyms**: Track, trace, scent, trail, footprints.

12. **Tendil**:
- This term doesn't have a standard meaning in English. It might be a typo or a specific
term from another context.

13. **Murder of a father**:

- **Meaning**: Patricide; the killing of one's father.
- **Synonyms**: Father's murder, patricide, matricide (if mother).

14. **Murder of a brother**:

- **Meaning**: Fratricide; the killing of one's brother.
- **Synonyms**: Brother's murder, fratricide, homicide.

15. **Regicide**:
- **Meaning**: The killing of a king or queen.
- **Synonyms**: King's murder, regicide, tyrannicide (if tyrant).
16. **Aural**:
- **Meaning**: Relating to the ear or the sense of hearing.
- **Synonyms**: Auditory, hearing-related, ear-related, acoustic.

17. **Torture**:
- **Meaning**: The action or practice of inflicting severe pain on someone as a
punishment or to force them to do or say something.
- **Synonyms**: Torment, agony, suffering, pain, persecution.

18. **Omnivorous**:
- **Meaning**: Feeding on both animal and plant substances; having a diet comprising
everything.
- **Synonyms**: All-eating, indiscriminate, diverse, varied, eclectic.

19. **Omniscient**:
- **Meaning**: Knowing everything; having complete or unlimited knowledge.
- **Synonyms**: All-knowing, wise, knowledgeable, sagacious, insightful.

20. **Parasite**:
- **Meaning**: An organism that lives in or on another organism (its host) and benefits by
deriving nutrients at the other's expense.
- **Synonyms**: Leech, freeloader, sponger, moocher, hanger-on.

21. **Insecticide**:
- **Meaning**: A substance used for killing insects.
- **Synonyms**: Pesticide, bug killer, insect repellent.

22. **Egoist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is excessively self-centered; selfish.
- **Synonyms**: Narcissist, egocentric, self-centered, conceited, vain.
23. **Pacifist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who believes in peace and refuses to fight in wars.
- **Synonyms**: Peace lover, nonviolent person, anti-war advocate, peacemaker.

24. **'Crocodile tears'**:

- **Meaning**: Insincere or false tears or sorrow; a hypocritical display of emotion.
- **Synonyms**: Fake sorrow, insincere grief, hypocritical tears, feigned sadness.

25. **Philander**:
- **Meaning**: To engage in casual love affairs or flirtations with women.
- **Synonyms**: Flirt, seduce, dally, romance, have affairs.

26. **Omnipresent**:
- **Meaning**: Present everywhere at the same time; ubiquitous.
- **Synonyms**: Ubiquitous, pervasive, everywhere, all-present, universal.

27. **Rodent**:
- **Meaning**: A small mammal with sharp front teeth for gnawing, such as a rat or
mouse.
- **Synonyms**: Rat, mouse, squirrel, hamster, gerbil.

28. **Anarchist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who believes in or advocates anarchism; someone who rebels
against authority or societal norms.
- **Synonyms**: Rebel, revolutionary, insurgent, dissenter, agitator.

29. **Chauvinist**:
- **Meaning**: A person displaying aggressive or exaggerated patriotism.
- **Synonyms**: Jingoist, nationalist, bigot, supremacist, xenophobe.
30. **Tears of animals**:
- **Meaning**: Tears shed by animals, often associated with emotional states or physical
distress.

31. **Painful expression**:

- **Meaning**: A facial expression that indicates pain or suffering.

32. **Philistine**:
- **Meaning**: A person who is hostile or indifferent to culture and the arts, or who has no
understanding of them.
- **Synonyms**: Uncultured person, barbarian, ignoramus, boor, vulgarian.

33. **Philosopher**:
- **Meaning**: A person engaged in the study or practice of philosophy.
- **Synonyms**: Thinker, sage, scholar, theorist, intellect.

34. **Philanthropist**:
- **Meaning**: A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, often through
charitable donations and actions.
- **Synonyms**: Benefactor, humanitarian, patron, donor, giver.