Positive nouns that start with Z

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  • Zaddik

    n. · thoughtful, kindless common

    A righteous, saintly person in Jewish tradition.

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    The community sought the zaddik's counsel before choosing mediators.

  • Zaddy

    n. · joyful, capableless common

    A stylish, confident man admired as attractive and charming.

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    His tailored velvet suit earned him playful zaddy status.

  • Zakat

    n. · kind, thoughtfulless common

    Charitable giving required as an Islamic religious duty.

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    Their zakat funded winter meals for families facing hardship.

  • Zaniness

    n. · joyful, energetic

    The quality of being amusingly unconventional and playful.

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    A little zaniness kept the rehearsal lighthearted and focused.

  • Zazen

    n. · calm, thoughtfulless common

    Seated Zen meditation practiced with attentive, disciplined awareness.

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    Morning zazen helped the retreat settle into attentive silence.

  • Zeal

    n. · energetic, hopeful

    Strong and energetic enthusiasm for a purpose.

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    Their zeal for restoring the theater attracted new volunteers.

  • Zealousness

    n. · energetic, resilient

    Energetic devotion to a cause, task, or purpose.

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    Her zealousness for patient safety raised the standard for everyone.

  • Zedakah

    n. · kind, thoughtfulless common

    Righteous charitable giving practiced as a Jewish duty.

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    The youth group collected zedakah for the community pantry.

  • Zenith

    n. · capable, joyful

    The highest point of success, power, or development.

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    The orchestra reached its zenith under her thoughtful direction.

  • Zephyr

    n. · calm, joyfulless common

    A soft, gentle breeze, especially one from the west.

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    A cool zephyr moved through the open windows.

  • Zest

    n. · joyful, energetic

    Eager enjoyment, lively interest, or added flavor.

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    She approached the new course with real zest.

  • Zestfulness

    n. · joyful, energetic

    The quality of showing lively enjoyment and energy.

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    Her zestfulness made the demanding project feel possible.

  • Zestiness

    n. · joyful, energetic

    The quality of being lively, flavorful, or pleasantly sharp.

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    Lemon added freshness and zestiness to the sauce.

  • Zikr

    n. · calm, thoughtfulless common

    Devotional remembrance of God through prayer or recitation.

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    Evening zikr brought the gathered worshippers into quiet reflection.

  • Zillionaire

    n. · capable, hopefulless common

    An informal name for a person of enormous wealth.

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    The fictional zillionaire quietly endowed three new neighborhood libraries.

  • Zing

    n. · energetic, joyful

    An appealing burst of energy, flavor, or excitement.

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    Fresh lime gave the soup a welcome zing.

  • Zinger

    n. · joyful, energetic

    A particularly impressive, clever, or striking thing.

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    The final line was a zinger that made the whole audience smile.

  • Zion

    n. · hopeful, calmless common

    An ideal society or place of peace and happiness.

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    The settlers imagined a welcoming Zion founded on mutual care.

  • Zip

    n. · energetic, joyful

    Lively energy, speed, or vigor.

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    The percussion added welcome zip to the final song.

  • Zippiness

    n. · energetic, joyful

    The quality of being lively, energetic, and pleasantly quick.

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    Crisp dialogue gives the comedy its zippiness.

  • Zoomies

    n. · joyful, energetic

    A sudden burst of joyful, energetic running or movement.

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    After her bath, the puppy got the zoomies around the garden.

  • Zoophilist

    n. · kind, thoughtfulless common

    A person devoted to animals and protecting their welfare.

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    The zoophilist campaigned for gentler standards in wildlife research.

  • Zootherapy

    n. · kind, hopefulless common

    Therapy that uses animals to support healing and well-being.

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    Guided zootherapy helped the anxious child feel safe communicating.