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 ;''[[:wiktionary:quaeritur|quaeritur]]'' : one asks, i.e., that is the question. (law) "the question is raised".
 ;''unio mystica'' : mystical union
 ===Greek words / phrases===

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 ;oizyros : woeful, pitiable, miserable, sorry, poor
 ;anolbos : unblest, wretched, luckless, poor
-;tlemon : suffering, enduring; hence: "steadfast, stouthearted", but also "wretched, miserable"
+;tlemon : suffering, enduring; hence: "steadfast, stouthearted", but also "wretched, miserable".
 ;dystychein : to be unlucky, unhappy, unfortunate
-;xymphora: originally "chance", then usually in a base sense, that is, "misfortune.
+;xymphora: originally "chance", then usually in a base sense, that is, "misfortune".
 ;eu prattein : to do well, to far well, or to do good.
 ;gennaios : high-born, noble, high-minded

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 ;deilos : cowardly, worthless, low-born, miserable, wretched
 ;deilaios : wretched, sorry, paltry
-;poneros : wretched, oppressed by toils, worthless, base, cowardly
+;poneros : wretched, oppressed by toils, worthless, base, cowardly (Note: Political ponerology&mdash;originating from the Greek word for evil, ''poneros''&mdash;is a science on the nature of evil adjusted for political purposes which ultimately on a larger scale results in a pathocracy.)
 ;mochtheros : wretched, suffering hardship, miserable, worthless, knavish
 ;oizyros : woeful, pitiable, miserable, sorry, poor

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 ==Nietzsche's words==
 ''Note: These are a collection of words from the works of [http://www.uri.edu/personal/szunjic/philos/beyond.htm Friedrich Nietzsche].''
 ;deilos : cowardly, worthless, low-born, miserable, wretched

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 ;''vid. (vide)'' : see
 ;''viz. (videlicet)'' : namely
 ==Ideonamé==

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 ;[[wiktionary:conniption|conniption]] (n.) : 1. a fit of anger or panic; conniption fit; 2. a fit of laughing.
 ;[[wiktionary:asunder|asunder]] (adv.) : into separate parts or pieces; apart
-;[[wiktionary:imprimatur|imprimatur (n.) : 1. an official license to publish or print something, especially when censorship applies.
+;[[wiktionary:imprimatur|imprimatur]] (n.) : 1. an official license to publish or print something, especially when censorship applies.
 ;[[wikipedia:autochthon|autochthon]] (n.) : 1. the original inhabitants (indigenous peoples) of a place.
 ;[[wiktionary:soupçon|soupçon]] (n.) : a very small amount; a hint; a trace

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 ;asceticism (n.) : the trait of great self-denial (especially refraining from worldly pleasures)
 ;sonorous (adj.) : full and loud and deep
 ;propinquity (n.) : the property of being close together
 ;fecundity (n.) : 1. the intellectual fruitfulness of a creative imagination

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 ;[[wiktionary:phatic|phatic]] (adj.) : (''linguistics''): of or relating to words used to convey polite mood, rather than meaning; for example, "You're welcome" is not used to convey its literal meaning but is said only as an automatic polite response to an expression of thanks.
 ;[[wiktionary:agnotology|agnotology]] (n.) / agnotological (adj.) : the study of culturally-induced ignorance or doubt, particularly the publication of inaccurate or misleading scientific data.[http://www.wordspy.com/index.asp]
 ;[[wiktionary:avarice|avarice]] (n.) / avaricious (adj.) : extreme desire for wealth; greed. [<Lat. ''avarus'', greedy.]
 ;parsimony (n.) / parsimonious (adj.) : extreme or excessive frugality; stinginess

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 ;[[wiktionary:loquacious|loquacious]] (adj.) : talkative or chatty, especially of persons given to excess conversation.
 ;[[wiktionary:sommelier|sommelier]] (n.) : a wine steward. The person at an expensive restaurant who keeps the wine cellar and advises guests on a choice of wines.
 ;''ekpyrosis'' (Greek) : meaning "conflagration" (disastrous fire or conflict).
 ;[[wikipedia:Soft despotism|Soft despotism]] (n.) : coined by Alexis de Tocqueville

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 ;[[wiktionary:soupçon|soupçon]] (n.) : a very small amount; a hint; a trace
 ;[[wiktionary:bricolage|bricolage]] (n.) : DIY, do-it-yourself
-;[[wikitonary:apodictic|apodictic]] (adj.) : 1. (mathematics) Incontrovertible, absolutely true or certain; 2. A style of argument, in which a person presents their reasoning as categorically true, even if it is not necessarily so.
+;[[wiktionary:apodictic|apodictic]] (adj.) : 1. (mathematics) Incontrovertible, absolutely true or certain; 2. A style of argument, in which a person presents their reasoning as categorically true, even if it is not necessarily so.
 ;inveigle (v.) : influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering.
 ;avaritia (n.) : reprehensible acquisitiveness; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins).