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(adjective) of, relating to, or written in a simplified form of the ancient Egyptian hieratic writing / (adjective) popular common / (adjective) of or relating to the form of Modern Greek that is based on everyday speech

371

Vonnegut was a popular – or demotic – artist gifted with an exceptional inner ear.

—p.371 How to Write: The Mind’s Ear (369) by Martin Amis
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Vonnegut was a popular – or demotic – artist gifted with an exceptional inner ear.

—p.371 How to Write: The Mind’s Ear (369) by Martin Amis
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(noun) brilliance, panache, quality of being active or spirited or alive and vigorous

393

until recently I was retching and whimpering away with some brio

—p.393 How to Write: Decorum (389) by Martin Amis
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until recently I was retching and whimpering away with some brio

—p.393 How to Write: Decorum (389) by Martin Amis
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(noun) a eulogistic oration or writing / (noun) formal or elaborate praise

435

Of all the literary genres, panegyric is easily the dullest. Yet I must now praise the Hitch.

—p.435 Beelzebub (424) by Martin Amis
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Of all the literary genres, panegyric is easily the dullest. Yet I must now praise the Hitch.

—p.435 Beelzebub (424) by Martin Amis
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(noun) rigor severity / (noun) roughness of surface; unevenness / (noun) a tiny projection from a surface / (noun) roughness of sound / (noun) roughness of manner or of temper; harshness

443

If you can lay down a verbal surface free of asperities (bits of lint and grit), you will already be giving your readers some modest subliminal pleasure

—p.443 How to Write: The Uses of Variety (442) by Martin Amis
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If you can lay down a verbal surface free of asperities (bits of lint and grit), you will already be giving your readers some modest subliminal pleasure

—p.443 How to Write: The Uses of Variety (442) by Martin Amis
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(noun) the scum that forms on the surface of molten metal / (noun) waste or foreign matter; impurity / (noun) something that is base, trivial, or inferior

486

Otherwise, last words are dross, like the defunct human body.

—p.486 The Essayist: December 2011 (480) by Martin Amis
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Otherwise, last words are dross, like the defunct human body.

—p.486 The Essayist: December 2011 (480) by Martin Amis
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