confusious

The state of being confuse to a subjective viewing of things, place, and person.

Confusious

1. Your room is confusious, object seems to have an untidy positions.

2. Don’t you find this forest as a confusious way before we get towards the target location?

3. Those women below that fine tree were in a mood to take some groufie.

They’ve given me confusious action, all their hand held cellphone’s risen but I chose to focused on the center.

layfaculty

Refers to a kind of redefined compose a quiet confidence and resilience, where an individual possesses inner strength without needing to display it aggressively or loudly. This type of strength can be associated with qualities like the sense of stability, tranquility, grace and the skill to endure challenges without becoming overwhelmed. It often reflects a deep self-awareness and control.

Layfaculty

With layfaculty we obtain breathing space.

harshtrength

Can refer to a form of unkind, or ruthless. It could describe someone using their strength or in a way that harms others, either physically, emotionally, or psychologically, without regard for their well-being.

It emphasizes the misuse of right power, often lacking empathy or compassion.

Harshtrength

He/She reveal a harshtrength to confusious bunches of people caused by the unfair hexes who’s hard to deal with.

lucere

Often refers a state of profound understanding, clarity, or especially in a intellectual sense.

It can describe someone who has gained insight into the nature of reality, existence, or themselves, often through deep reflection or experience. This term is also used to describe a period of increased knowledge and intellectual progress, like the enlightenment in history, which emphasized reason, science, and human rights.

Lucere

Present Participle -
• Get ready we’re going for ourselves to get lucere.

Past Participle -

• Lucered