The Leader — Vocabulary
Eugene Ionesco
from Rhinoceros & Other Plays beginning p. 109
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Show sample from bookThe-man-in-an-overcoat-with-a-hat-without-a-head is a somewhat surprising apparition and will doubtless produce a certain sensation.† Show general definition for apparition (as in: a headless apparition)a ghostlike figure or its appearance |
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Show sample from bookFinally he recites a poem.† Show general definitionto say or read something aloud -- especially something previously memorized such as a poemor: to say in detail -- especially a list of things |
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Show sample from bookHe salutes the great victors and the great vanquished.†
Show general definitionto defeat completely |
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Show sample from bookIt means that between us there is a basis of understanding on which we can build the edifice of our future.† Show general definitiona building or structure -- especially a large oneor: a conceptual or organizational framework |
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itinerary
The travel agency suggested this itinerary for a fourteen-day vacation to Europe.more
Show sample from bookDidn't I tell you he'd promised, that he had fixed his itinerary himself ...[He turns hack up-stage and cries.]† Show general definitiona planned schedule of events -- often for a trip or for a day |
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