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- to be", the
centerpiece of Shakespeare's Hamlet. Some
related words are
obloquy, from
Latin ob-, against; it
means "public
speaking against" or "public...
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imagination and
little physical courage." Instead, Tolkien, "endured the
obloquy", and
entered a
programme by
which he dela****
enlistment until completing...
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states "N. has been
described as 'the term that
carries with it all the
obloquy and
contempt and
rejection which whites have
inflicted on blacks'". The...
- in
Defence of Cptn.
Preston and the Soldiers,
procured me Anxiety, and
Obloquy enough. It was, however, one of the most gallant, generous,
manly and disinterested...
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article "The
Controversy About Marx and Justice". His "Seven
Types of
Obloquy:
Travesties of Marxism",
appeared in the
Socialist Register in 1990. Geras...
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colonised people; last w****'s, The
Village Idiot, had at its core the
moral obloquy of a
private surgeon greedy for profit.
Wallander and his
comrades s****...
- when it
became clear that his
troops were outmatched. This
brought more
obloquy upon him, and
Charles X even
ordered him arrested, saying: Will you betray...
- a job was
being given to a peer.
Halifax commented "I have had
enough obloquy for one lifetime" (i.e. as
viceroy of India)
before accepting appointment...
- its
contract with Dors,
alleging she "has
become an
object of disgrace,
obloquy, ill will, and ridicule." Dors sued the
studio for $1,250,000 in damages...
