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What is a person who draws or makes maps called?
What is a person who draws or makes maps called?
What is an inscription on a tombstone in memory of the person who has died called?
What is an inscription on a tombstone in memory of the person who has died called?
What is a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining called?
What is a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining called?
What is a place where birds are kept called?
What is a place where birds are kept called?
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What is an imagined society where everything is perfect and everyone is happy called?
What is an imagined society where everything is perfect and everyone is happy called?
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What is a person who knows everything called?
What is a person who knows everything called?
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What is a person who cannot be corrected or reformed called?
What is a person who cannot be corrected or reformed called?
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What is an imagined society where everything is perfect and everyone is happy called?
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What is a place where birds are kept called?
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What is a person who draws or makes maps called?
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Terms and Definitions
- A cartographer is an individual who draws or creates maps, providing essential geographic information and representations.
- An epitaph is an inscription found on a tombstone, commemorating the deceased and often reflecting on their life and legacy.
- An stoic refers to a person who can endure pain or hardship without displaying emotions or complaining, often associated with philosophical resilience.
- An aviary is a large enclosure or structure where birds are kept, allowing for flight and natural behaviors, often found inzoos and wildlife conservatories.
- A utopia describes an imagined society characterized by ideal conditions, where everything is perfect and all inhabitants experience happiness.
- An omniscient individual possesses all-encompassing knowledge and awareness, often described as someone who knows everything.
- A incorrigible person is one who cannot be corrected or reformed, typically in reference to behaviors or attitudes that are resistant to change.
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Test your vocabulary with this quiz on words related to various concepts such as panacea, contemporary, obsolete, epitaph, inevitable, and stoicism. See how many of these words you can correctly define and use in sentences.