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Izodori

The term "izodori" is derived from the fusion of "izo" (meaning nonchalant or indifferent in Japanese) and "dori" (a suffix implying manner or style), reflecting its association with an attitude of detached ease and elevated presence.

"Hes izodori was unmistakable as she entered the room, effortlessly commanding attention with hes relaxed demeanor and understated confidence, embodying a nonchalant high-level aura."

by Skubby June 1, 2024

Izodori

A state of being characterized by an effortlessly high aura and nonchalant demeanor.

The actor's izodori on the red carpet drew admiration from all around, as they walked with a relaxed elegance that captivated photographers and fans alike.

by Skubby June 2, 2024