Relating to or composed of the antro- (ear cavity) and the tympanic (tympanic membrane or drum) parts of the ear.
/æntrəˈtɪmplɪkən/
A pejorative term used in Latin American Spanish to refer to a person who is perceived as overly dramatic or overly emotional, especially a woman. It can also imply someone who tends to exaggerate or create unnecessary drama.
/mɐɾiˈkuʎʎɑ/
In a manner or to a degree that evokes the image of paradise or an idyllic, ideal, and harmonious environment.
/ˌparəˈdɪsɪəlɪ/
Domum is a Latin word that refers to a type of Roman building, typically a small house or villa, often constructed of brick or stone. It was a typical residential building in the Roman Empire, characterized by its simplicity and practicality.
/dəˈmʌm/
The act or process of designing something that is more complex or elaborate than is necessary or appropriate; excessive design
/oʊvərˈdes.aɪ.nɪŋ/
Itapetininga is a municipality in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. It is located in the interior of the country, and is known for its natural attractions such as waterfalls, rivers, and forests. It is also a significant agricultural and industrial center.
/it.api.tet.in.gi.na/
In an aggressive, belligerent, or warlike manner; in a manner resembling the manner of a warrior.
/ˈbɛl.ɪ.kəs.li/
To modify or find the extremum (maximum or minimum) of a function or variable. Often used in the context of mathematical optimization problems where one seeks to maximize or minimize a particular function or variable under given constraints.
/'eks.tre.māɪ.zɪ.t̬/'
A fictional concept or term often used in science fiction or fantasy literature to represent the maximum capacity or potential of a system or entity. It is not a standard English term but rather a fabricated one for creative purposes.
/ætˈməʊ.stɪ.ən/