Source: The Phrontistery
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Sounds like an old school Star Trek villain.
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From your blog, I can say you are kalon. 🙂 Never heard of this word before, don’t know how often you can use it though haha.
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I hadn’t heard of it till I came across it too. It seemed unusual and conveyed deep meaning. Even I’m unsure of its usage. But it’s a beautiful word all the same, so thank you. 🙂
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This is such a great idea to keep collection of all the new words learned. I am preparing for GRE too and this might just help me along the way. Loved your blog and you have a new follower here 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂 Yes, it is helpful to keep a collection. Also the fact that I personally curate them makes them stick in my memory much more than if I was just cramming them into my brain because I had to.
Always glad to have a new follower! 🙂 Will check out your blog soon as well.
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