Literature

Extremely bad or unpleasant; hateful

the quality of seeming true or real, especially in art or literature

A state of supreme happiness or blessedness; in Christian teachings, one of the blessings declared by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount

As an adverb: used to emphasize a contrast or surprise, or indicate something that is also true to an extent. As an adjective: describes a number divisible by two, or a flat, smooth, or equal surface/amount.

Something of value pledged to a lender as a guarantee for a loan, which will be forfeited if the loan is not repaid; also refers to security that is additional or secondary to something else.

To feel a strong desire for something; to wish or long for

the state of being dead, or a lack of energy, emotion, excitement, or feeling

Fuss, trouble, or unnecessary excitement over something unimportant.

A verb that means to bring a feeling, memory, image, or response into the mind, or to summon something (such as a spirit) supernaturally.

A Japanese multinational corporation that manufactures imaging and optical products, including cameras, printers, and medical equipment. Also refers to an established list of works considered authoritative or authentic in a field.

The quality of being amusing or funny, or the ability to perceive or express what is amusing or funny

A traditional Catalan poetic contest and festival held annually, originating in medieval times to celebrate spring and Catalan literary culture.