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Question		Answer
lucretius start learning		Lukrez
epicurus start learning		Epikur
epicureans start learning		Feinschmecker
short-winded start learning		kurzatmig
anthropocentric start learning		anthropozentrische
goethe's start learning		Goethes
outspread start learning		ausgebreitet
symbolists start learning		Symbolisten
symbolical start learning		symbolisch
classicism start learning		Klassizismus
chastening start learning		Züchtigung
versification start learning		Versifikation
habitations start learning		Wohnungen
rapturously start learning		rauschhaft
uncongenial start learning		unsympathisch
philosophic start learning		philosophisch
aestheticism start learning		Ästhetizismus
scorner start learning		Spötter
impersonality start learning		Unpersönlichkeit
chapbook start learning		Volksbuch
propitiation start learning		Versöhnung
idealization start learning		Idealisierung
stets start learning		ists
incongruities start learning		Inkongruenzen
euphony start learning		Wohlklang
factious start learning		fanatisch
hebraic start learning		hebräisch
epicurean start learning		Feinschmecker
universals start learning		Universalien
heartiness start learning		Herzlichkeit
adventitious start learning		zufällig
contriver start learning		konstruktiv
primitiveness start learning		Primitivität
solitudes start learning		Einsamkeiten
materiality start learning		Wesentlichkeit
justness start learning		Gerechtigkeit
naturalism start learning		Naturalismus
imputed start learning		unterstellt
disposer start learning		Entsorger
promptings start learning		Eingebungen
elegies start learning		Elegien
retributive start learning		vergeltend
sublimity start learning		Erhabenheit
crannied start learning		gekränkt
abstracting start learning		abstrahierend
suffuses start learning		Soffuses
professorships start learning		Professuren
diversities start learning		Verschiedenheiten
inapplicable start learning		nicht anwendbar
embodiments start learning		Ausführungsformen
villainies start learning		Schurken
absoluteness start learning		Absolutheit
wilfulness start learning		Willkür
poetical start learning		poetisch
transcendentalism start learning		Transzendentalismus
clearness start learning		Klarheit
antecedents start learning		Vorgeschichte
corpora start learning		Korpora
keats's start learning		Keats
pungency start learning		Schärfe
captious start learning		spitzfindig
good-naturedly start learning		gutmütig
upbraids start learning		Verfehlungen
pathless start learning		weglos
attainments start learning		Leistungen
turbid start learning		trübe
pertinence start learning		Relevanz
traitorously start learning		verräterisch
waywardness start learning		Eigensinn
retrenchment start learning		Kürzung
tracery start learning		Maßwerk
romanticist start learning		Romantiker
successively start learning		nacheinander
naturalistic start learning		naturalistisch
swedenborg start learning		Schwedenborg
periwig start learning		Perücke
self-justifying start learning		sich selbst rechtfertigen
soberness start learning		Nüchternheit
tenderer start learning		Bieter
hexameters start learning		Hexameter
fervid start learning		glühend
expounding start learning		Erläuterung
wordsworth's start learning		wordsworths
materialism start learning		Materialismus
allurements start learning		Verführungen
effluence start learning		Ausfluss
blandly start learning		mild
paganism start learning		Heidentum
conceives start learning		ersinnt
aristotelian start learning		Aristoteles
invective start learning		Schmähung
imaginatively start learning		phantasievoll
dogmatically start learning		dogmatisch
monkish start learning		Mönch
foreshadows start learning		Vorahnungen
prattled start learning		geplaudert
outlooks start learning		Aussichten
survivals start learning		Überlebende
mediates start learning		vermittelt
divines start learning		Gespenster
forty-fourth start learning		Vierundvierzigster

Flashcards aus dem Buch - "Three Philosophical Poets Lucretius, Dante, and Goethe" (George Santayana)

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