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Sophistication denotes a state of being sophisticated, characterized by worldly experience, knowledge, and a refined, complex nature. It often suggests a cultivated awareness of the finer things and nuances in life, along with polished manners and tastes.
Derived from Greek ‘monos’ (single) and ‘lithos’ (stone), ‘monolithic’ describes large, uniform structures or unified systems.
Philanthropist’ from Greek ‘philos’ (loving) and ‘anthropos’ (humanity), denotes someone generously aiding others’ welfare.
Zeal refers to great enthusiasm or eagerness, especially in pursuing a cause, an ideal, or a goal. It implies a fervent and passionate interest in something.
Meaning of Pathetic: In English, “pathetic” is used to describe something that evokes feelings of pity, sorrow, or sadness. It can also refer to something that is considered laughably inadequate or contemptible.
Martyr,’ from Greek ‘martyras’ meaning ‘witness,’ evolved to denote one who suffers or dies for their faith or cause.”
Meaning of Antagonist: The term “antagonist” is used in various contexts with slightly different meanings
The word “metaphor” comes from the Greek word ‘metaphora’, which is derived from ‘metapherein’, meaning ‘to transfer’ or ‘to carry over’. This Greek term itself is composed of two parts: ‘meta-‘, meaning ‘over, across’ or ‘beyond’, and ‘pherein’, meaning ‘to carry’ or ‘to bear’.
Tracing ‘endemic’ from Greek ‘endēmos’ (within people), the word signifies conditions native to specific areas or populations.
The word ‘algorithm’ traces its origin to Persian scholar al-Khwarizmi and Greek ‘arithmos’, reflecting a blend of cultures in math.