betrayal
The breaking or violation of a presumptive confidence, trust or contract; an act of betraying someone or something; a complete break from previously decided upon or presumed norms by one party from the others
perambulator
A small buggy or a vehicle with four wheels in which a child or baby is pushed around; a type of baby transport; a large wheel with a calibrated mechanism, pushed along on the ground to measure distances
dermatologist
a medical practitioner who treats people who have skin diseases; a doctor who specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorder
proletarian
a member of the working class; belonging to the lowest or poorest class of the people
embargo
An official order issued by a country to stop trading with another country; an order to temporarily stop something
pantomime
A theatrical entertainment based on fairy tales or traditional children's stories; a performance using gestures and body movements without words
aristocratic
Relating to royalty and the nobility: belonging to the highly elite or super-rich class of society; relating to those people having private-jets
pedantic
Giving too much attention to literal accuracy or small details; a narrow focus on minute details or formalisms, especially in teaching
exhaustipated
Exhaustipated derives from two other words ‘exhausted’ and ‘constipated’. It means ‘too tired to care about something’.
komorebi
Sunlight that shines through the leaves of trees; melancholic longing or nostalgia that is far away from you