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(verb) to invoke evil on; curse / (verb) to utter curses

351

Otto came out upon the street muttering imprecations of a general, pointless nature

—p.351 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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Otto came out upon the street muttering imprecations of a general, pointless nature

—p.351 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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(adjective) glowing with light; luminous / (adjective) marked by clarity or translucence; clear

391

Beyond the lucent spire the sky was patched with small clouds which did not move, no more than the ragged-edged patches of snow, reflecting here that celestial course of the sun which he trod on earth.

—p.391 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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Beyond the lucent spire the sky was patched with small clouds which did not move, no more than the ragged-edged patches of snow, reflecting here that celestial course of the sun which he trod on earth.

—p.391 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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(adjective) involving or accomplished with careful perseverance / (adjective) diligent in application or pursuit

407

provoked by its sedulous silence

—p.407 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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provoked by its sedulous silence

—p.407 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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(adjective) mournful / (adjective) exaggeratedly or affectedly mournful / (adjective) dismal

461

escaping, abandoning his companions to that lugubrious assault

—p.461 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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escaping, abandoning his companions to that lugubrious assault

—p.461 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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(adjective) of or relating to a prostitute; having the nature of prostitution / (adjective) tawdrily and falsely attractive / (adjective) superficially significant; pretentious

490

offered in the most piking and meretricious traffic millions of times a day

confused it with mendacious

—p.490 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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offered in the most piking and meretricious traffic millions of times a day

confused it with mendacious

—p.490 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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The downward bending of a leaf or other plant part, resulting from greater growth of the upper side than of the lower side

544

they stood there motionless as plants, Valentine in epinastic curve as the expression on his face unfolded to immediacy, and bent him down over the growth from the lower surfaces before him

oh cool!

—p.544 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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they stood there motionless as plants, Valentine in epinastic curve as the expression on his face unfolded to immediacy, and bent him down over the growth from the lower surfaces before him

oh cool!

—p.544 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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(noun) one agreeing with Pelagius in denying original sin and consequently in holding that individuals have perfect freedom to do either right or wrong / (adjective) of or relating to Pelagians or Pelagianism

553

Why, this . . . pelagian atmosphere of yours, you know

—p.553 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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Why, this . . . pelagian atmosphere of yours, you know

—p.553 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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(noun) lethargy dullness

564

the pattern was so conservative, and the material so fine, that this seemed rather a mark of luxuriance than some deliberate hebetude on the part of the giver

—p.564 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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the pattern was so conservative, and the material so fine, that this seemed rather a mark of luxuriance than some deliberate hebetude on the part of the giver

—p.564 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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atone for (guilt or sin)

591

And that it isn’t just expiation, but . . . that’s why it is crucial, because this is the only way we can know ourselves to be real, is this moral action, you understand don’t you, the only way to know others are real

—p.591 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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And that it isn’t just expiation, but . . . that’s why it is crucial, because this is the only way we can know ourselves to be real, is this moral action, you understand don’t you, the only way to know others are real

—p.591 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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a series of works confronting the walls of an invested place to isolate the defenders and safeguard the besiegers against sallies

602

The critic straightened up, unprepared for this sally, without time to recover his own walls, he withdrew instantly behind contravallations of mistrust.

cool word

—p.602 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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The critic straightened up, unprepared for this sally, without time to recover his own walls, he withdrew instantly behind contravallations of mistrust.

cool word

—p.602 PART II (279) by William Gaddis
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