omnivoracity
the quality of being omnivorous or consuming a variety of foods
The omnivoracity of bears allows them to adapt to various environments and food sources, from berries to fish.
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Exitthe quality of being omnivorous or consuming a variety of foods
The omnivoracity of bears allows them to adapt to various environments and food sources, from berries to fish.
Set 262 of Word Ultra covers 5 words: omnivoracity, cathexis, eisegesis, entelechy, tmesis. Each entry below includes its definition, an example sentence, and synonyms — practice them with the interactive cards above.
the quality of being omnivorous or consuming a variety of foods
The omnivoracity of bears allows them to adapt to various environments and food sources, from berries to fish.
the investment of mental or emotional energy in a person, object, or idea
The cathexis of her childhood memories often influenced her decisions in adulthood, as she subconsciously prioritized relationships that mirrored those early experiences.
the interpretation of a text by reading into it one's own ideas or biases
Critics argue that his eisegesis of the biblical texts undermines their original meaning and intent.
the realization of potential or the essence of something in its most developed state
The artist's latest piece is an expression of his entelechy, showcasing the culmination of his creativity and vision.
the separation of components of a compound word by an intervening word or words
In the humorous phrase 'abso-bloody-lutely', the tmesis creates a strong emphasis that adds to the expression's intensity.