English to English Dictionary

World-events

Important occurrences, crises, or developments that affect countries and populations across the entire globe.

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.

Worldly-wise

Possessing practical understanding, experience, and knowledge of human affairs and the ways of the world rather than naive or idealistic.

Worlds-collide

A dramatic convergence or intersection of two entirely different, separate, or incompatible social groups, environments, or spheres of life.

Worldview

A particular philosophy of life or conception of the world, especially when encompassing religious, moral, and existential viewpoints.

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.