- But as we keep reading, we keep
seeing many more
superlatives – maximas,
pessimus,
optimus – even the
omnium could be
considered as exaggerated. Usually...
- ténèbres. Free
scores and text (Latin, translations) of "Judas
mercator pessimus" in the
Choral Public Domain Library (ChoralWiki) Marc-Antoine Charpentier...
- Heic jacet, Qui
ubique et
semper jacebat Familiae pessimae homo
pessimus Georgius Britanniae Rex ejus
nominis IV Arca ut
decet ampla et
opipare ornata...
- snare";
pessum < *ped·tum "to the
lowest part; to the bottom; in ruin";
pessimus "worst, lowest" (> pessimism);
peior "worse" (> pejorative);
oppidum "town"...
- Ligotti, Emil Cioran, and
David Benatar. The word
pessimism comes from
Latin pessimus,
meaning "the worst". The term "optimism" was
first used to name Lebnitz's...
-
malleus malle-
hammer malleability, malleable,
mallet malus •
peior •
pessimus mal- • peior- • pessim- bad •
worse •
worst dismal,
grand mal, malady,...
-
undesirable outcomes, results, or problems. The word
originates in
Latin from
Pessimus meaning worst and
Malus meaning bad and has a link to
misanthropic belief...
-
major areas of thinking. The term
pessimism derives from the
Latin word
pessimus,
meaning 'the worst'. It was
first used by
Jesuit critics of Voltaire's...
-
periscope persic-
peach Gr**** περσικός (persikós) pessim-
worst Latin pessimus pessimal,
pessimistic pet-
strive toward Latin petere appetite, compete...
- very
little for the
Christian faith. He also
gives Emund the
cognomen pessimus (worst),
which is
later reflected by the
short chronicle of the Westrogothic...
