(adjective) producing a beneficial effect; remedial / (adjective) promoting health; curative
But to compare little things with large is a salutary habit; the little thing tells you a little about the large thing
But to compare little things with large is a salutary habit; the little thing tells you a little about the large thing
(verb) to expose to shame or blame by means of falsehood and misrepresentation / (verb) violate betray
If a conspiracy theory traduces America, then Gore’ll subscribe to it.
vidal. lol
If a conspiracy theory traduces America, then Gore’ll subscribe to it.
vidal. lol
(adjective) complacently or inanely foolish; silly
With Gore it’s just a fatuous posture. With Noam, I’m sorry to say, it’s heartfelt. He just doesn’t like America.
obviously i disagree with him politically but this is still funny
With Gore it’s just a fatuous posture. With Noam, I’m sorry to say, it’s heartfelt. He just doesn’t like America.
obviously i disagree with him politically but this is still funny
(adjective) producing a beneficial effect; remedial / (adjective) promoting health; curative
what Norman Mailer was going on about when he said that the attack would prove salutary, because only ceaseless warfare could maintain the virility of the US male
lol
what Norman Mailer was going on about when he said that the attack would prove salutary, because only ceaseless warfare could maintain the virility of the US male
lol
calm, dependable, and showing little emotion or animation
In Nabokov’s brightly mournful late novella Transparent Things (1972), flighty Julia takes the stolid hero, Hugh Person, to the avant-garde play that everyone is talking about
In Nabokov’s brightly mournful late novella Transparent Things (1972), flighty Julia takes the stolid hero, Hugh Person, to the avant-garde play that everyone is talking about
a thing that is very old or old-fashioned (i.e., archaic)
‘It’s not intellectually respectable, I know. It’s an archaism. All I have are these persistent intuitions.
‘It’s not intellectually respectable, I know. It’s an archaism. All I have are these persistent intuitions.
(noun) material wealth or possessions especially as having a debasing influence (from the New Testament)
‘Well I was caught up in that too,’ said Saul. ‘Being a Trot made you feel you had a role in world history. Aiming for something higher than mere Mammon.’
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‘Well I was caught up in that too,’ said Saul. ‘Being a Trot made you feel you had a role in world history. Aiming for something higher than mere Mammon.’
LOVE this
(noun) the language or speech pattern of one individual at a particular period of life
And Christopher, with his extravagant idiolect…
And Christopher, with his extravagant idiolect…
(adjective) given to tears or weeping; tearful / (adjective) tending to cause tears; mournful
I was sure he wouldn’t be solemn, let alone lachrymose. He wouldn’t be spiritless. But what would he be?
I was sure he wouldn’t be solemn, let alone lachrymose. He wouldn’t be spiritless. But what would he be?
(adjective) easily flexed / (adjective) lithe / (adjective) nimble
More lissom than any woman has the right to be. But that honking accent. She sounds as haughty, and inbred, as Princess Anne.
lmao
More lissom than any woman has the right to be. But that honking accent. She sounds as haughty, and inbred, as Princess Anne.
lmao