English to English Dictionary

Vivify

To enliven, invigorate, or inspire; to make more lively or animated.

Vivisepulture

The act of burying someone alive.

Vociferate

To utter loud, vehement shouts or cries; to clamor or express opinions loudly and forcefully.

Voluptuary

A person whose life is devoted to the pursuit of pleasure and sensual enjoyment.

Vulneration

The act of wounding or inflicting injury.

Vulturism

The practice or habit of preying on the misfortunes, vulnerabilities, or distress of others for personal or financial gain.

Wang Enfu Yi

A Chinese phrase that embodies the concepts of grace, fortune, and meaningfulness.

Wanlang

A specific contextual term or transliteration derived from Chinese linguistic roots, typically representing a proper noun, specialized regional concept, or cultural identifier.

Wanton

Deliberate and unprovoked; often used to describe actions that are reckless or immoral.

Wheech

To move swiftly, suddenly, or with a rushing sound; to whisk or hurl something rapidly.

White hole

A hypothetical region of spacetime which cannot be entered from the outside, but from which matter and light can escape.

Wiesendämmerung

The twilight or dusk period in a meadow, often associated with a serene and picturesque landscape.