lacuna
noun /luh-kyoo-nuh/
a blank space, a missing part
there was a lacuna in her vocabulary that she blamed entirely for her writer's block

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lacuna
noun /luh-kyoo-nuh/
a blank space, a missing part
there was a lacuna in her vocabulary that she blamed entirely for her writer's block

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frenetic
adjective /fruh-net-ik/
frenzied, chaotic
the frenetic crowd surged around them straining their hold
taciturn
adjective /tas-uh-turn/
habitually silent; rarely talking
she underwent a taciturn stage in her teenage years that shaped how she approached her later life
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nascent
adjective /nay-suhnt/
beginning to exist, recently come into being
what was just a nascent idea a year ago had fledged into a full-grown expedition with four guides, two camels and an end in sight
umbriferous
adjective /uhm-brif-er-uhs/ casting or making shade his umbriferous personality overshadowed the entire discussion
favonian
adjective /fuh-voh-nee-uhn/
soft, mild, gentle: like the west wind
she entered with a favonian grace such that only he noticed her
interstice
noun /in-tur-stuhs/
a space between things or parts; an interval in time
he sat there staring over the valley becoming aware of every interstice separating him from his future
quotidian
adjective /kowh-tid-ee-uhn/
of daily occurrence; commonplace
her quotidian routine consisted of coffee, cigarettes and watching the hawks circle the meadow for their breakfast

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moiety
noun /moi-i-tee/
a half of something, one of two equal parts
his favourite thing about them was that their love was split evenly into moieties, such that neither overwhelmed the other
wanderlust
noun /won-der-luhst/
a strong, innate desire to travel
his wanderlust led him on an illustrious life that spanned many continents and culturesÂ
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egregious
adjective /ih-gree-jee-uhs/
shockingly bad; outrageous
the pilot's egregious landing led to the worst aviation disaster of the century
feral
adjective  /fer-uhl/
in a wild state, (either: after just escaping from captivity, or always existing in such a state)
her weekend trip out of the city into the mountains satisfied her feral urgesÂ
insouciance
noun  /in-soo-see-uhns/
indifference, casual lack of concern
her insouciance enraged the tutor who attempted to demonstrate the importance of the subject at hand

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peripatetic
adjective  /peripəˈtetik/
frequently traveling from place to place
he suffered a peripatetic childhood at the whim of his vagabond parents
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plethora
noun  /pleth-er-uh/
a large or overabundant quantity of something
as the sun shrugged its heavy shoulders below the horizon a plethora of other worlds lit the darkening sky
[derivative: plethoric (adjective)]