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• Adorable: Very charming, attractive, or lovable.
• Miserable: Very unhappy or uncomfortable.
• Arrogant: Having an unpleasantly proud and stuck-up view of oneself.
• Rude: Impolite or having bad manners. 

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• Amicus Curiae literally translated from Latin, is "friend of the court."
• It is plural is "amici curiae."
• Generally, it refers to a person or group who is not a party to an action but has a strong interest in the matter.

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• Plutocracy is a system of government in which wealthy people hold power or influence.
• The word comes from the Greek "Ploutos" (wealth) and "Kratos" (power/rule).

Additional information:

• Oligarchy – Rule by a small group of people
• Aristocracy – Rule by the noble or privileged class
• Democracy – Rule by the people
• Pantisocracy – An ideal system in which everyone shares equal governing power

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• A polyglot is a person who can speak many languages, usually more than two.
• The word comes from the Greek words poly (many) and glotta (language).

Additional information:

• Monolingual – Speaks 1 language
• Bilingual – Speaks 2 languages
• Trilingual – Speaks 3 languages
• Multilingual – Speaks more than 2 languages

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• A group of wolves is called a Pack.

Additional information:

• Sheep → Flock
• Cattle/Elephants → Herd
• Lions → Pride
• Fish → School (or Shoal)

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• Pedantic means showing off learning or knowledge, often in an unnecessary or annoying way.
• It matches the idea of a writer displaying excessive knowledge in style.
• Pedantic means اپنے علم کی نمائش کرنے والا

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• Reticent means a person who speaks very little or is reserved in speech.

Additional information:

• Obsolete → Something old-fashioned or no longer in use
• Hypocrite → A person who pretends to have good morals but does not follow them
• Misogynist → A person who dislikes or hates women

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• Compulsion or habitual tendency to tell lies is called Mythomania.
• It is a psychological condition where a person lies repeatedly without clear benefit.
• Lies may be exaggerated or completely false.
• It is also known as pathological lying.

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• A battle against the gods is called Theomachy.
• It refers to any war where gods are fought against.

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• A person who loves and admires the British people, culture, or England is called an Anglophile.
• It comes from “Anglo” (English/British) + “phile” (lover of).

Additional information:

• Anglophobe (one who dislikes the British).

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