Which Words Do Not Exist in My Dictionary?

Believe it or not, there might be words that do not exist in any dictionary, including mine. I don't have a specific dictionary, but I can help clarify or define many words. If you have a particular word in mind that you think might not exist or is very uncommon, please share it, and I can provide information about it!

Rational Words That Don't Exist

A word that does not have any possible and rational meaning in the language in which the dictionary is written does not exist in my dictionary. Here are some possible examples:

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Now, if you were looking for practical and meaningful words, let's dive into some that might not appear in your life dictionary.

Words That Are Not Present in My Life Dictionary

Betrayal

When I look at my dictionary, 'betrayal' is not present. I cannot cheat anyone, even if someone harms me or cheats over me. Betrayal is a complex emotion that is often felt in the absence of trust. Yet, in my life, it is something I have not experienced, making it a word that does not exist in my dictionary.

Dosti Ek Bar Karli To Karli

Although this phrase is in Hindi, it represents a deep, meaningful friendship. Friendship is something I value greatly, but it is not a word I use often in my dictionary. It is a concept that embodies loyalty, trust, and support, making it special and unique in my life.

Love

Without a doubt, love is the word that is not present in my life dictionary. Love is a complex emotion that defies description. It is the most profound and complex feeling that exists. While I have experienced love in various forms, it is not a term I use frequently, especially in a dictionary context. Love is a lived experience, a feeling that is deeply personal and inherently subjective.

Words That Hold Power in Life

Revenge

If this word were to cease to exist in everyone's dictionary, many problems on our planet would diminish. Revenge is the hunger for seeing justice done in front of our eyes. One wishes to harm the wrong-doer, either physically, emotionally, or financially. Revenge is driven by a desire for retribution, but in Hindu dharma, the law of karma suggests that every action if ours will come back to us in the same form. Instead of seeking revenge, one should strive to make the wrongdoer understand their actions so that they do not repeat them. The path of forgiveness and understanding can lead to a more peaceful and just society.

Failure

In life, failure is not an end but a step toward success. 'Failure' is a marker that you are learning and evolving. Because you either win or you learn! Every defeat, every heartache, every loss carries within it the seed of a lesson. If you view failure as a temporary setback, you will overcome it more quickly and effectively. Failure is not an indication of your worth but a testament to your resilience and growth.

Impossible and Giving Up

The word 'impossible' is a force that tells us we need to dig deeper, think outside the box, and push our limits. There is nothing that is truly impossible in the universe; the word itself implies that it is achievable. Life is full of challenges, but with the right mindset and actions, there is a way to overcome each one. Believe in yourself, stay committed, and you will find a solution. 'NEVER GIVE UP' until you have exhausted all possible options. Every effort made towards a goal, even if it seems futile, has the potential to lead to success in unexpected ways.