Cicatrize, verb
to induce the formation of a scar in (a wound) : heal by cicatrization
In a sentence: The spiritual wounds left by loneliness are slow to cicatrize.
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@inkhornedits.bsky.socialCicatrize, verb
to induce the formation of a scar in (a wound) : heal by cicatrization
In a sentence: The spiritual wounds left by loneliness are slow to cicatrize.
@inkhornedits.bsky.socialPecksniffian, adjective (often capitalized)
marked by unctuous hypocrisy, sanctimonious, holier-than-thou
In a sentence: Amazon canceling Good Omens S3 due to allegations against Gaiman, but going ahead with a 90-minute special, is pecksniffian in its virtue signaling.
@inkhornedits.bsky.socialVexatious, adjective
1 causing or likely to cause vexation : distressing, afflictive
2: lacking in peace or calm : full of disorder or stress :
unquiet, disordered, troubled
In a sentence: I'm finding the current political climate singularly vexatious.
@inkhornedits.bsky.socialPodsnappery, noun
an attitude toward life marked by complacency and a refusal to recognize unpleasant facts.
In a sentence: His podsnappery has led us to the verge of bankruptcy!
@inkhornedits.bsky.socialCacography, noun
1: bad handwriting (opposed to calligraphy)
2: bad spelling (opposed to orthography)
In a sentence: I bought a cursive book to try and fix my cacography.
