(noun) a container or shrine in which sacred relics are kept
ambiguous; occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold
A frontier has two sides. It is an interface, a threshold, a liminal site, with all the danger and promise of liminality.
A frontier has two sides. It is an interface, a threshold, a liminal site, with all the danger and promise of liminality.
(adjective) cut short; abbreviated / (adjective) marked by or exhibiting syncopation
in their counterpoint and syncopation and union, they make the rhyhtm of that novel
in their counterpoint and syncopation and union, they make the rhyhtm of that novel
(noun) material that is used to provide stability to a vehicle or structure; (verb) to steady or equip with or as if with ballast
his imagination has no ethical ballast at all
his imagination has no ethical ballast at all
(adverb) by physical coercion / (adverb) by force of circumstances
Many older people, by choice or perforce, have no contact with children at all
Many older people, by choice or perforce, have no contact with children at all