The suffix “-phile” refers to a person having fondness for something. Remember this always. Just “-phobe” is a suffix which refers to fear for something.
The suffix “-phile” refers to a person having fondness for something. Remember this always. Just “-phobe” is a suffix which refers to fear for something.
In the times we live in, we hear a lot about nationalism and its many virtues (and vices). Read about the types of nationalism here for a more nuanced world view.
To better working conditions, pray that your organization employs more women.
Philosophy
The word “Nova” originates from the Latin “Novus” meaning “New”. “Novaturient” thus should remind you of someone who wants a new life!
Try to remember this word by associating the sound with the name used to characterize this light rain – “Sirimiri”. Slight drizzle. Its such a beautiful word!
“Ingenuous” should remind you of a genuine person who is upright and unsuspecting. He/she neither suspects nor resorts to chicanery.
Challenge authority & status quo.
“Anathema” should remind you of anti-nationals who are vehemently disliked by their own countrymen. Remember thus!
“Exuberant” should remind you of the moments when you feel super – full of energy, life and laughter! Alternatively, think about super ants which are always full of energy to work for their colony, running hither and dither.