Words starting with G

To get or collect something, such as attention or results, often through effort.

Talks or writes too much; very talkative in a way that is hard to stop.

To manipulate someone psychologically so they begin to doubt their own memory, feelings, or sense of reality. The person doing it usually denies things that really happened or twists the truth to confuse the other person.

Lacking social ease; awkward or clumsy in manner.

To produce or cause something to come into existence. It often describes a process or system that creates an output — such as power, money, ideas, or reactions.

Relating to a whole group or class of things, not to one specific item or person. Something generic applies broadly and has no special or unique features.

The act of suddenly cutting off all contact with someone — texts, calls, and social media — without any explanation or warning. The person doing it simply 'disappears' like a ghost. It started as a dating term but now applies to friendships and even workplaces.

The main or most important idea; the core meaning.

Visit fields or sources to collect leftover grain or useful details bit by bit.

A big, positive change in a person's appearance, confidence, or life situation. It usually refers to a transformation that others can clearly see and admire.

Impressively large or ambitious in scale, but in a way that often feels unrealistic or exaggerated. If something is grandiose, it tries so hard to be great that it ends up seeming over the top.

Describes a person who loves being around other people and enjoys social situations. A gregarious person is energetic and enthusiastic in groups, not just politely friendly.

A strong feeling of unfair treatment; a complaint about something wrong.

The courage to keep doing something difficult despite pain or frustration; mental strength and resolve.

The skill of using clever tricks to achieve your aims, often secretly.