unconventional
[adjective]
not following traditional or commonly accepted ways of thinking or doing things, instead preferring new or different approaches
haphazard
[adjective]
done or arranged without any particular order or plan, often resulting in a random or chaotic outcome
flamboyance
[noun]
a showy and confident display of style or behavior, often characterized by boldness, colorfulness, and extravagance
asymmetry
[noun]
(geometry) a lack of symmetry or equivalence in shape or size between the two sides or parts of something
underachiever
[noun]
a person who consistently performs below their potential or fails to meet expected standards or goals
democratic
[adjective]
related to or characteristic of a system of government where power comes from the people through free elections and respects individual rights
backdrop
[noun]
a piece of painted cloth that is hung at the back of a theater stage as part of the scenery
monorail
[noun]
a railway system that has only one rail instead of two, usually in an elevated position
through the back door
[phrase]
in a manner that is done secretly or subtly, often to achieve a desired result without drawing much attention
glass ceiling
[noun]
an invisible barrier or limitation that prevents certain groups, particularly women or minority individuals, from advancing to higher positions or achieving higher levels of success in a professional or organizational context
a window to / into the world
[phrase]
something, such as a book, move clip, etc., that provides one with information about a variety of people, places, events, or things that one cannot physically interact with or experience
to go out the (of) window
[phrase]
(of a quality, idea, or principle) to not longer exist or be forgotten
to hold the floor
[phrase]
to be brave or sociable enough to deliver a lengthy public speech without allowing any interruption
to wipe the floor with sb
[phrase]
to completely beat someone in an argument or competition, particularly in a humiliating way
to bring the house down
[phrase]
to perform or entertain in a way that causes the audience to react with extreme enthusiasm, such as by applauding loudly or cheering
on the house
[phrase]
(especially when referring to a drink) offered for free by a restaurant, bar, or other establishment, usually as a gesture of hospitality or good will
put one's house in order
[phrase]
to improve a situation or one's behavior for better results
like a house on fire
[phrase]
used to describe a situation or activity that is developing with great intensity, speed, and success
to lay the foundation for sth
[phrase]
to establish the basic principles or groundwork needed for the development of something more complex or substantial in the future
to go through the floor
[phrase]
to experience a sudden and significant decline in one's emotional state, confidence, financial situation, etc.
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