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| Explanation of equanimity (noun) quality of remaining calm and undisturbed; composure; emotional stability Sample of equanimity Equanimity can be reached when stress is removed from life.
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| Explanation of astringent (noun) substance that contracts bodily tissues Sample of astringent After the operation an astringent was used on his skin so that the stretched area would return to normal.
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| Explanation of optimist (noun) person who hopes for the best; sees the good side Sample of optimist He's ever the optimist, always seeing the glass as half full.
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| Explanation of utopia (noun) imaginary land with perfect social and political systems Sample of utopia Voltaire wrote of a utopia where the streets were paved with gold.
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| Explanation of amity (noun) friendly relations; friendship Sample of amity The amity between the two bordering nations put the populations at ease.
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| Explanation of stamina (noun) endurance Sample of stamina Anybody who can finish the New York Marathon has lots of stamina.
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| Explanation of initiate (noun) person who possesses special or secret knowledge Sample of initiate As an initiate to the Explorers, George was expected to have a taste for the outdoor life.
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| Explanation of knavery (noun) dishonest act; deception; fraud; villainy Sample of knavery An act of knavery is cause for loss of trust. The teacher refused to have knavery in his classroom.
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| Explanation of symmetry (noun) correspondence of parts; harmony Sample of symmetry The roman columns give the building a symmetry.
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| Explanation of pedagogue (noun) teacher; professor; educator Sample of pedagogue Seeing the way she worked with children there was no doubt she was a true pedagogue.
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