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Relacionar Columnas the glossary of happinessVersión en línea match the words to their meanings por OIHANA CASTILLO 1 Complete empathy and understanding; to understand someone or something thoroughly that observer becomes part of the observed 2 appraising the lack or absence of something (especially people); the strange eerieness of empty or abandoned places; 3 Mental and existential distress caused by environmental change 4 The amniotic tranquility of being indoors during a thunderstorm. 5 The hidden vulnerability of others; the illusion of others’ invulnerability arising from their distance from ourselves; 6 the ambiguous intensity of eye-contact 7 The part of your identity that doesn't fit into categories; coined by John Koenig. 8 An enigmatic, conversational hint that you have something personal to say on a subject 9 The realization that everyone has a life as vivid and complex as your own) 10 Lit. ‘strike out pleasure’ (i.e., striking out in a new direction); the joy of not caring, of saying ‘to hell with it’. 11 colleague, compatriot, friend or comrade. 12 The portrayal of staged events as ‘real’ or ‘true’ (e.g., in professional wrestling) semaphorism nakama socha opia Grok chrysalism solastalgia Lutalica kenopsia sonder Strikedonia kayfabe

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the glossary of happinessVersión en línea

match the words to their meanings

por OIHANA CASTILLO

Complete empathy and understanding; to understand someone or something thoroughly that observer becomes part of the observed

appraising the lack or absence of something (especially people); the strange eerieness of empty or abandoned places;

Mental and existential distress caused by environmental change

The amniotic tranquility of being indoors during a thunderstorm.

The hidden vulnerability of others; the illusion of others’ invulnerability arising from their distance from ourselves;

the ambiguous intensity of eye-contact

The part of your identity that doesn't fit into categories; coined by John Koenig.

An enigmatic, conversational hint that you have something personal to say on a subject

The realization that everyone has a life as vivid and complex as your own)

Lit. ‘strike out pleasure’ (i.e., striking out in a new direction); the joy of not caring, of saying ‘to hell with it’.

colleague, compatriot, friend or comrade.

The portrayal of staged events as ‘real’ or ‘true’ (e.g., in professional wrestling)

semaphorism

nakama

socha

opia

Grok

chrysalism

solastalgia

Lutalica

kenopsia

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Strikedonia

kayfabe

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the glossary of happinessVersión en línea

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Complete empathy and understanding; to understand someone or something thoroughly that observer becomes part of the observed

appraising the lack or absence of something (especially people); the strange eerieness of empty or abandoned places;

Mental and existential distress caused by environmental change

The amniotic tranquility of being indoors during a thunderstorm.

The hidden vulnerability of others; the illusion of others’ invulnerability arising from their distance from ourselves;

the ambiguous intensity of eye-contact

The part of your identity that doesn't fit into categories; coined by John Koenig.

An enigmatic, conversational hint that you have something personal to say on a subject

The realization that everyone has a life as vivid and complex as your own)

Lit. ‘strike out pleasure’ (i.e., striking out in a new direction); the joy of not caring, of saying ‘to hell with it’.

colleague, compatriot, friend or comrade.

The portrayal of staged events as ‘real’ or ‘true’ (e.g., in professional wrestling)