Word Meanings & Definitions - Page 2 of 2

In a study, most people responded saying they would happily pay up to 15% more for sweatshop-free clothing.

Did you know the word Schadenfreude is defined as the “malicious enjoyment of the misfortunes of others”?

A "factoid" is a piece of brief or trivial information or news that is false but presented as a fact.

Soldiers and other people with a history of working in the military have been known to develop vestiphobia.

Both prayer and meditation use the mind. They both are concentrated thoughts, but their goals are different.

Despite being a word not found in modern dictionaries, Apodyopsis is derived from Ancient Greek.

Did you know that the collective name for a group of foxes is known as a charm?

Chewing gum goes as far back as the Ancient Greeks and the Mayans; they chewed natural plants like masticas & chicle.