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- skin and snakeskin, and
patterns taken from
African designs. Cubism's
adumbrated geometry became coin of the
realm in the 1920s. Art Deco's development...
- [was]
ready for the idea of a
notional or
abstract contract of the kind
adumbrated by Locke".: 200 In contrast,
Kenyon adds that
Algernon Sidney's Discourses...
- "lasting dynasty" (verse 28). Jon
Levenson calls this an "undeniable
adumbration" of Nathan's
prophecy in 2
Samuel 7.
Alice Bach
notes that
Abigail pronounces...
- (literally, "the
beautiful grandeur"),
which was
distinctively used to
adumbrate a "civilized"
culture in
contrast to what were
perceived as "barbaric"...
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umbilication umbr- shade,
shadow Latin umbra adumbral, adumbrant,
adumbrate,
adumbration,
adumbrative, antumbra, inumbrate, obumbrant, obumbrate, obumbration,...
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umbilication umbr- shade,
shadow Latin umbra adumbral, adumbrant,
adumbrate,
adumbration,
adumbrative, antumbra, inumbrate, obumbrant, obumbrate, obumbration,...
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Akhmatova became an
important leader for
Russian poetry. Her poem
Requiem adumbrates the
perils encountered during the
Stalinist era.
Another notable 20th-century...
- of
thought in
which the "object is
conceptually present first in mere
adumbration, then
according to cir****stances both
internal and
external to it, and...
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litotical when in the
serious mode,
constantly amplified, qualified,
adumbrated upon,
nuanced and renuanced,
until the magazine's pale-gray
pages became...
