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Fortitude (noun): Courage and strength when facing pain, difficulty or adversity.

Ubiquitous (adjective): Present or found almost everywhere in a particular context.

Melancholy (noun and adjective): A feeling of quiet or thoughtful sadness; as an adjective, expressing that sadness.

Altruistic (adjective): Motivated by concern for other people’s welfare rather than personal advantage.

Epiphany (noun): A sudden, important realisation or moment of understanding.

Clairvoyant (adjective and noun): Describing someone believed to perceive things beyond ordinary senses; also a person claiming that ability.

Uplift (verb and noun): As a verb, to raise something or improve someone’s spirits; as a noun, an improvement or encouraging effect.

Nurture (verb and noun): As a verb, to care for and encourage the growth or development of someone or something.

Inept (adjective): Lacking the skill or judgment needed for a task.

Jubilant (adjective): Extremely happy, especially because of a success or celebration.