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10 Language-to-English DictionariesAestheticism
A reverence for beauty; a movement in art and literature during the 19th century that emphasized the pursuit of aesthetic value over moral or political themes.
Antiquatedness
The quality of being outdated or no longer in use.
Arrayer
A person or system that arranges, marshals, or displays things in a particular order.
Beadle
A minor parish official in the Church of England, responsible for maintaining order and assisting in church services.
Beady-eyed
Having small, round, bright, and watchful eyes, often implying suspicion, keen observation, or cunning.
Biddability
The quality of being biddable; the capacity to be commanded or directed.
Built-in Obsolescence
A policy of planning or designing a product with an artificially limited useful life, so it becomes obsolete after a certain period.
Church-officer
A person who holds an office or performs administrative or ministerial duties in a church.
Conway's Game of Life
A zero-player game that simulates cellular automata, where the evolution of a grid of cells is determined by their initial state and a set of rules.
Cosmic Occurrence
An event or phenomenon that takes place in the universe.
Cosmic Order
The inherent structure and organization of the universe, often viewed in a philosophical or metaphysical context.
Cultural Oppression
The systematic and pervasive denial of cultural rights and practices to a group or community.