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Sam Morton | Founder of SKDA

Business Owner, Sam Morton, runs one of Australia’s fastest growing and most successful design businesses in Australia.
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Accolade
  • Word: Accolade
  • Meaning: (n.) an award, honor, or expression of praise.
  • Etymology: from French accolade “an embrace, a kiss” --> from Vulgar Latin accollare “to embrace around the neck” + from Latin collum “neck”
Archetypical
  • Word: Archetypical
  • Meaning: (adj.) representing the original pattern or model of something; serving as a perfect example.
  • Etymology: from Greek archetypos “original pattern or model” --> from Greek archein “to begin, rule” + from Greek typos “type, model, impression”
Blasé
  • Word: Blasé
  • Meaning: (adj.) unconcerned about or unimpressed by something because of frequent exposure to it.
  • Etymology: from French blasé “bored from overindulgence, satiated” --> from French blaser “to satiate”
Ecstatic
  • Word: Ecstatic
  • Meaning: (adj.) feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness, joy, or delight.
  • Etymology: from Greek ekstasis “standing outside oneself, trance, emotion,” --> from ek “out of” + stasis “standing.”
Extrovert
  • Word: Extrovert
  • Meaning: (n.) a person who is oriented outward toward social interaction and external stimulation.
  • Etymology: from Latin extra “outside” + Latin vertere “to turn” → via psychological coinage in the 19th century.
Niche
  • Word: Niche
  • Meaning: (n.) a place, employment, status, or activity for which a person or thing is best fitted.
  • Etymology: from Old French nichier "to nestle, nest, build a nest," --> from Latin nidus "nest" ... There is also a possibility it is from Italian nicchia "niche, nook," which is said to be from nicchio "seashell.”
Tangible
  • Word: Tangible
  • Meaning: (adj.) capable of being perceived; substantially real.
  • Etymology: from French tangible "capable of being touched" --> from Latin tangere "to touch"

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