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10 Language-to-English DictionariesWorld's End
The furthest possible limit of the world or a very remote, isolated place.
World-weary
Feeling or showing a lack of enthusiasm and interest in life resulting from experiences or hardships.
Worldly
Relating to or concerned with the material world and ordinary life rather than spiritual matters.
Worlds-collide
A dramatic convergence or intersection of two entirely different, separate, or incompatible social groups, environments, or spheres of life.
Worldwide
Extending throughout the entire world; global.
Worldwide Expansion
The process of increasing the reach or influence of an organization, business, or idea across the globe.
Worm
A long, thin, soft-bodied invertebrate animal.
Wormhole
A hypothetical tunnel connecting two different points in spacetime, often used in science fiction as a method of faster-than-light travel.
Worn
Damaged and shabby as a result of much use.
Worn-out
Damaged, shabby, or no longer usable because of excessive use or wear.
Worried sick
Extremely anxious, distressed, or worried about someone or something to the point of feeling physically ill.
Worrisome
Causing anxiety or concern; alarming or distressing.