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Conradian — adjective see Conrad … New Collegiate Dictionary
Conradian — … Useful english dictionary
Conrad — biographical name Joseph 1857 1924 originally Józef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski British (Ukrainian born of Polish parents) novelist • Conradian adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
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apophenia — Also known as apophany. Etymologically, both terms appear to stem from the Greek words apo (away from, apart) and phainein (to show, to make appear). It has been suggested, however, that apophenia results from a misspelling and that the proper … Dictionary of Hallucinations
Conrad — /ˈkɒnræd/ (say konrad) noun Joseph (born Teodor Jozef Konrad Korzeniowski), 1857–1924, British novelist, born of Polish parents; author of Lord Jim (1900) and Nostromo (1904). –Conradian, adjective …
Con|rad|i|an — «kon RAD ee uhn», adjective. of or characteristic of the novelist Joseph Conrad or his works: »The isolated hero who finds redemption through involvement is a familiar Conradian theme (Saturday Review) … Useful english dictionary
