GIFTS VOCABULARY
Panegyric: A formal or elaborate expression of praise, often given as a gift or gesture of admiration.
Sentence: The elaborate panegyric he wrote for his mentor was far more valuable than any material gift.
Reparation: A gift or compensation given to make amends for a wrong or to repair a relationship.
Sentence: As a form of reparation, she gave him a rare book that he had always wanted.
Euphoria: A state of intense happiness or excitement, sometimes associated with receiving an unexpected or thoughtful gift.
Sentence: The euphoria she felt when receiving the surprise gift was unforgettable.
Exclusivity: The state of being restricted to a select group, often used to describe luxury gifts or experiences that are available only to a few.
Sentence: The limited-edition designer handbag she received conveyed an air of exclusivity.
Ephemeral: A gift that is short-lived or fleeting, emphasizing the transient nature of the experience.
Sentence: The flowers were an ephemeral gift, but their beauty lingered in her memory.
Altruism: The selfless concern for the well-being of others, often demonstrated through thoughtful or generous gifts.
Sentence: Her gift of a scholarship to the student in need was a true act of altruism.
Pastiche: A gift or creation that imitates the style of something else, often in a playful or nostalgic way.
Sentence: He gave her a pastiche of vintage jewelry pieces that reminded her of the 1920s.
Volition: The act of making a conscious decision to give a gift, often reflecting personal choice and thoughtfulness.
Sentence: The gift was given out of pure volition, not obligation, making it even more meaningful.
Magnanimity: The quality of being generous and forgiving, particularly in giving gifts that go beyond what is expected.
Sentence: His magnanimity was evident when he gave an expensive gift to someone who had wronged him.
Savoir-faire: The ability to handle situations with elegance and skill, particularly in gift-giving or social exchanges.
Sentence: She demonstrated great savoir-faire when selecting the perfect gift for her boss.
Exorbitant: An excessively high price, often used to describe gifts that are overly extravagant or costly.
Sentence: The exorbitant price of the diamond necklace made it an inappropriate gift for the occasion.
Serendipity: A fortunate gift or discovery made by chance, often leading to an unexpected or joyful outcome.
Sentence: It was pure serendipity that he found the perfect antique watch for his father’s birthday.
Opulence: Great wealth or luxury, often used to describe a lavish and extravagant gift.
Sentence: The opulence of the gold bracelet he gifted her left her speechless.
