© Billy(1932 – 2019), eigentlich Walter Fürst, Schweizer Aphoristiker
lissom
Definition: (adjective) Moving and bending with ease. Synonyms: lithe, lithesome, supple, sylphlike, svelte, slender. Usage: The boys were batting at the nets, and they were lissom and strong and active. Discuss
Die besten Erfahrungen sind manchmal die schlechtesten Ratgeber.
© Klaus Klages(1938 – 2022), deutscher Gebrauchsphilosoph und Abreißkalenderverleger
triviality
Definition: (noun) Something of small importance. Synonyms: small beer, trivia, trifle. Usage: He accused me of making a great fuss about trivialities. Discuss
Aforisma di Margaret Thatcher
«In politica, se vuoi che qualcosa venga detto, chiedi ad un uomo. Se vuoi che qualcosa venga fatto, chiedi ad una donna.»
whereness
noun: The condition or essence of being situated or existing in a specific place or location.
Der Mensch will, daß sein Nachbar ein Gedächtnis habe – ihm selbst ist’s jedoch unbequem.
Maxim Gorki(1868 – 1936), eigentlich Alexej Maximowitsch Peschkow, russischer Erzähler und Dramatiker
rabid
Definition: (adjective) Marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea. Synonyms: fanatical, overzealous. Usage: A rabid football fan, Jimmy paints his face with his team's colors before every game, even if he is just going to be watching it on TV. Discuss
uniquity
noun: The quality of being the only one of its kind.
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An den Frieden denken heißt, an die Kinder denken. Michail GorbatschowSowjetischer Politiker und Friedensnobelpreisträger (1990)*1931
pejorism
noun: The belief that the world is becoming worse.
Der Bauer erwirbt’s, der Kriegsmann verdirbt’s.
Deutsches Sprichwort
skeptic
Definition: (noun) Someone who habitually doubts accepted beliefs. Synonyms: doubter. Usage: Johnson was one of the skeptics who vigorously denounced Macpherson as a shameless impostor. Discuss
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Gutes kann niemals aus Lüge und Gewalt entstehen. Mahatma GandhiIndischer Freiheitskämpfer1869 – 1948
farce
noun: 1. A light play, film, or literary work involving absurd, exaggerated, or improbable situations. 2. Humor of this type. 3. An absurd or ridiculous situation; mockery. 4. A mix of finely chopped ingredients used as stuffing. verb tr.: 1. To pad a speech or written work with jokes or witty remarks. 2. To stuff…
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