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(adjective) difficult to please. (via youngscrxppynhungry)

(noun) An untranslatable Romanian word, dor is described as the emotional pain one feels when they are separated from the person they love.  (via aegeane)

(adjective) A beautiful word, elysian is anything that connotes beauty, perfection, celestial divinity, bliss and overall paradise. If you are overwhelmed by a mystical presence the word exudes, you are not mistaken, it is inspired by Ancient Greek Mythology. The Elysian Islands or Elysium is a conception of the afterlife reserved for the gods, the righteous and the heroic. It is a heavenly realm assigned for their indulgence and enjoyment of life to the highest degree of euphoria.   (via wordsnquotes)

a person strongly attracted to knowledge about the stars; a person attracted to stars and other celestial objects.

(Latin) through my fault; my fault (used as an acknowledgment of one’s responsibility). (via wordsnquotes)

(noun) A rare and dead word, anagapesis is defined as the loss of feelings for someone you used to love. It is the process of falling out of love.  (via wordsnquotes)

(noun) An untranslatable, Russian word, meaning not quite death or suicide but simply ceasing to exist; deteriorating in a way that is painful to others. Overall it has connotations of death, destruction and ruin.  (via wordsnquotes)

(məˈlɪf lu əs, adjective) Recognized as one of the most beautiful words in the English language, mellifluous is defined as sweetly or smoothly flowing; sweet-sounding. Mellifluous is deemed as one of the most beautiful words in the English language due to its stunning sound when it rolls off the tongue.  (via wordsnquotes)

(gæl əˌvænt, verb) In our list of most beautiful sounding words, gallivant is defined as the action of endless wandering for the thrill of seeking pleasure in the highest level. (via wordsnquotes)

(noun) Fervor is described as intense passion and feeling. Fervor also has connotations of intense heat, which displays strong amorous feelings, sexual desire, lust or enthusiasm. Overall the word fervor surpasses the depth of passion. (via wordsnquotes)