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Hunger of Memory

TermDefinition
Pastoral (n/adj) work of literature portraying an idealized version of country life
Aria (n) in opera, a long song sung by one soloist
Indelible (adj) unable to be erased or removed
Diffident (adj) shy, modest, lacking self-confidence
Ethos (n) the distinctive spirit of a culture or an era
Precocious (adj) developing abilities (intellect) earlier than the usual age
Epigram (n) a witty saying or remark
Demeaning (adj) causing someone to lose status or respect; putting down
Archetypal (adj) very typical of a certain kind of person or thing
Pedantic (adj) marked by a narrow focus on or display of learning
Dogma (n) something held as an established opinion; church doctrine on morals, etc.
Tenet (n) principle, belief, or doctrine generally held to be true
Agnostic (n) a person who is not committed to believing (or not) in the existence of god
Orthodox (adj) conforming to established doctrine, especially in religion
Secular (adj) not associated with religion in any way
Hauteur (n) overbearing pride with a superior manner towards inferiors
Obsequious (adj) too eager to please, marked by fawning attentiveness; sucking up
Decadent (adj) appealing to self-indulgence (in luxury); marked by decay or decline
Listless (adj) lacking spirit, energy, or interest
Innocuous (adj) harmless; not likely to give offense or rouse strong feelings
Created by: chianti
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