Sina is a feminine noun in the Portuguese language that means destiny, fado, luck. The word sin comes from the Latin signa and is often described as a calamity or an unavoidable fate. At...
Workaholic comes from English and means someone who works a lot and who cannot leave work. Workaholics are identified as workaholics; compulsive worker or dependent on...
The term "good Samaritan" appeared in a biblical parable in the New Testament, in which Jesus Christ directs his followers to love their neighbors as they loved themselves. Currently the expression was...
NSFW is an abbreviation of the English term "Not Safe for Work" which means "Not Safe for Work". It is a slang used on the internet as a warning indication for inappropriate content for...
Truste is the result of capitalism that forms an oligopoly, which leads to the merger and incorporation of companies involved in the same sector of activities to give up their legal independence to...
Dogmatic is an adjective that qualifies someone or something as a follower of a dogma; dogmatism. That is, an individual who accepts a certain thing as an absolute truth and does not make room for discussions. THE...
Gospel is the doctrine and story of Jesus Christ. It is each of the four main books of the New Testament. It is each of the passages from the New Testament that are read during the liturgy of the mass. Is...
Altitude is the vertical distance measured between a given point and mean sea level. The altitude and temperature of the place where it is measured are inversely proportional quantities, because when...
Generation Y, also known as Millennials, is the generation of people who were born between the 80s and early 90s. They are also called Millennium Generation or Internet Generation, due to the fact...
Ad hoc means "for this purpose", "for this" or "for this purpose". It is a Latin expression, generally used to inform that a certain event has a temporary character and that if...
Acórdão is a masculine noun in the Portuguese language used as a legal term to define a final decision or sentence that, when given by a higher court, is valid as a model...
Gnosiology (or gnoseology) is the part of Philosophy that studies human knowledge. It is formed from the Greek term “gnosis” which means “knowledge” and “logos” which means...
Addition means the act of adding, adding or supplementing new data to what had already been agreed upon initially. It is synonymous with addition and adscription. The term is used in law to...
In the figurative sense, encouragement means stimulus, impulse, help. The term is also used with the sense of relief, balm, that which soothes. It has an etymological origin in the Latin “fomentus”, whose...
Qualification is the act or effect of qualifying, that is, assigning a quality or a title to something. This term can also be attributed to the conditions referring to professional training and experience...