I regret to inform Gimgimno that I knew the meaning of the word "quincunx" before reading this question. (Although, by "regret to inform Gimgimno," I may mean "am smug about showing of to Gimgimno." )
For those who are interested, a "quincunx" is pattern of five objects arranged with four in a square and the fifth in the middle, like the five on a die.
Also, I haven't found a word that fits the definition the reader was looking for, but I did come across the 15th century word "chantepleure," which means "a mixture or alternation of joy and sorrow."
Why wouldn't xenophily work; seeing how xenophobia isn't so strictly defined as fear of strange people, but anything that is strange or foreign to one's experience?
He who knows others is clever;
He who knows himself has discernment.
He who overcomes others has force;
He who overcomes himself is strong. 33:1-4
I regret to inform Gimgimno that I knew the meaning of the word "quincunx" before reading this question. (Although, by "regret to inform Gimgimno," I may mean "am smug about showing of to Gimgimno." )
I regret to inform Gimgimno that I knew the meaning of the word "quincunx" before reading this question. (Although, by "regret to inform Gimgimno," I may mean "am smug about showing of to Gimgimno." )
For those who are interested, a "quincunx" is pattern of five objects arranged with four in a square and the fifth in the middle, like the five on a die.
I regret to inform Gimgimno that I knew the meaning of the word "quincunx" before reading this question. (Although, by "regret to inform Gimgimno," I may mean "am smug about showing of to Gimgimno." )
For those who are interested, a "quincunx" is pattern of five objects arranged with four in a square and the fifth in the middle, like the five on a die.
You mean showing off?
Awesome. That'll teach me to be smug about anything.