Mental Health And Well-Being Terms

noun the act of eluding or the state of being eluded

verb to evade or escape from someone or something by cunning or skill

• Despite numerous attempts, the solution continues to elude us.
• I can't seem to elude this cold no matter what I do.
• The thief managed to elude the police by hiding in an abandoned building.
• The answer to the problem always seems to elude me, like a fleeting shadow.

adjective showing a willingness to forgive; merciful

• Being forgiving is an important quality to have in any professional setting.
• She's really forgiving when it comes to mistakes at work.
• I can't believe how forgiving he is with his friends' antics.
• The forgiving nature of the ocean allows ships to sail safely through its waters.

verb to exclude or banish someone from a group or society

• The community decided to ostracize the individual who had committed the crime.
• The group decided to kick out the troublemaker and ostracize them.
• They totally ghosted him and ostracized him from their friend group.
• Her unique ideas were often ostracized by her colleagues in the conservative company.

noun the state or quality of being single or unmarried

• The concept of singleness is often explored in philosophical discussions about individual identity.
• Some people prefer the freedom that comes with singleness, while others enjoy being in a relationship.
• I'm loving the single life right now, no drama or stress from a relationship.
• In a way, the singleness of the artist's vision allowed for a more authentic expression in their work.