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(adjective) being or presenting a comprehensive or panoramic view

162

becomes a panoptic spectacle for the tourist horde

—p.162 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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becomes a panoptic spectacle for the tourist horde

—p.162 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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(adjective) readily or continually undergoing chemical, physical, or biological change or breakdown; unstable / (adjective) readily open to change

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the only successes in that notoriously labile form

—p.170 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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the only successes in that notoriously labile form

—p.170 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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an unfilled space; a gap (plural: lacunae)

171

It is these lacunae, these intense specializations of awareness

—p.171 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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It is these lacunae, these intense specializations of awareness

—p.171 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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(noun) an extensive generally grass-covered plain of temperate South America east of the Andes; prairie / (noun) a South American grass (Cortaderia selloana) often grown for ornament that has showy white panicles borne on tall stems

171

the raconteur of the pampas

—p.171 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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the raconteur of the pampas

—p.171 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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(noun) pretentious inflated speech or writing

172

Holding himself so beautifully aloof from the bombast, the bullying

—p.172 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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Holding himself so beautifully aloof from the bombast, the bullying

—p.172 Tigers in the Mirror (162) by George Steiner
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(noun) excrement / (noun) something that is morally degrading

185

The matter of his singsong is ordure, solitude, and the ghostly self-sufficiency that comes after a long fast.

—p.185 Of Nuance and Scruple (176) by George Steiner
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The matter of his singsong is ordure, solitude, and the ghostly self-sufficiency that comes after a long fast.

—p.185 Of Nuance and Scruple (176) by George Steiner
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(noun) a citizen of a town or city, typically a member of the wealthy bourgeoisie

191

And, to make matters worse, the good burghers are about to stage another one of their tomfool carnivals.

—p.191 Under Eastern Eyes (186) by George Steiner
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And, to make matters worse, the good burghers are about to stage another one of their tomfool carnivals.

—p.191 Under Eastern Eyes (186) by George Steiner
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(noun) a usually short sermon / (noun) a lecture or discourse on or of a moral theme / (noun) an inspirational catchphrase or platitude. homiletic: the art of preaching or writing sermons

195

Punctuating these homilies are the literal "voices from the chorus"

—p.195 Under Eastern Eyes (186) by George Steiner
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Punctuating these homilies are the literal "voices from the chorus"

—p.195 Under Eastern Eyes (186) by George Steiner
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(noun) a duplicator for making many copies that utilizes a stencil through which ink is pressed

196

In the Soviet Union, Chukovskaya's writings circulate, where at all, by clandestine mimeographs.

—p.196 Under Eastern Eyes (186) by George Steiner
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In the Soviet Union, Chukovskaya's writings circulate, where at all, by clandestine mimeographs.

—p.196 Under Eastern Eyes (186) by George Steiner
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translucently clear

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