Dolonia

Dolonia

n.
a state of unease prompted by people who seem to like you too much, which makes you wonder if they must have you confused with someone else—someone flawless, selfless, or easy to understand from a distance —feeling vaguely disappointed that they’re unwilling to spend the time it takes getting to know the real you.

Ancient Greek εἴδωλον (eídōlon), a phantom image of an ideal form. Pronounced “duh-loh-nee- uh.”

Dorgone

Heartworm

Mornden

Hickering

Hubilance

Redesis

Fensiveness

Fardle-Din

Lackout

Attriage

Waldosia

Immerensis

Drisson

Dead Reckoning

Ochisia

Rivener

Falesia

Midding

Anthrodynia

Scrough

Lockheartedness

On Tenderhooks

Archimony

Etterath

Holiette

Aponemia

Tarrion