A common phrase is "I can't tell you how much I X", or "Words can't express how much I X" as a way of expressing the speaker's significant feelings towards X. This phrase implies that the speaker feels that language cannot do their feelings justice. There should be a simpler way of conveying thi...

I recall hearing of a word that described those strange locations, along the highway, in the middle of nowhere perhaps, where people don't ever live, or truly think about, but yet (as least in the U.S.) are a strong memory for anyone who travels. Highway stops, gas-stations, pit-stops, rest areas...

For example: in a conversation where one is asked their opinion regarding a decision, however the decision has already been made so that individual falsely believes their opinion would have an impact on the outcome. "Jane [falsely believed her opinion was considered] when her boss asked her w...

I'm trying to find a word (or words) to describe that feeling of mental clarity when you know knowing things are in order. E.g. when you've got a bunch of work done that that you been meaning to do for ages and it's finally done and out-of-mind. 'Peace of mind', 'satisfied', 'content' 'clear-h...

In a new policy from my company (non-native English, but English is the corporate language), they use word "defector" to refer to a person who has quit their job. I think "defector" has too many and too strong negative connotations around it (some applying to the "defector", but most applying to...

You use this car to avoid harming your new car, so you don't take that much care of it and you don't mind if you spoil it eventually, since it's old and cheap. I saw this word on a YouTube video but I forgot it.

I'm looking for a word for a change, especially in a game. Example The Bulls were winning but then there was a big __ and they lost.

Is there a word for "not self-righteous"? Humble doesn't quite fit, but someone who does what they need to but is not self-righteous in their demeanor or actions.