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sybarite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sybarite may
refer to: Sybarite, a
native of Sybaris, an
ancient Gr**** city in
southern Italy Sybarite...
- 'Angry
Young Man' isn't any more
appealing in
tandem with the
pseudoironic sybaritism of 'I've
Loved These Days.'" In a
retrospective review,
Stephen Thomas...
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dominated by a wheezy, rough-and-reedy
sound at odds with the
amniotic sybaritism of most
Progressive production jobs at the time." He
opined that despite...
- incompetence, and
disinformation on a vast scale", but
supporters hold that "the
sybaritism [devotion to luxury] and extravagance... are
truly justified", stressing...
- Σύβαρις, συβάρεως, Συβαρίτης Sybarī́tēs, Συβαριτικός Sybarite, sybaritic,
sybaritism syc- fig Gr**** συκῆ, σῦκον (sûkon) sycomancy,
sycophant syn-, sy-, syg-...
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Jason Webley Jill
Tracy Johnny Hollow The Jane
Austen Argument Kabaret Sybarit Kaizers Orchestra Katzenjammer Kabarett Klaus Nomi The
Kransky Sisters...
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Poniatowski was
criticized for "moral excesses,
numerous love affairs,
sybaritism, [and...] a
lavish lifestyle", and
troublesome relation with his relative...
- most
excessively lavish, self-indulgent
bachelor party in the
annals of
sybaritism. In 1950, Farouk's
fortune was
estimated to be
about £50
million or about...
- Σύβαρις, συβάρεως, Συβαρίτης Sybarī́tēs, Συβαριτικός Sybarite, sybaritic,
sybaritism syc- fig Gr**** συκῆ, σῦκον (sûkon) sycomancy,
sycophant syn-, sy-, syg-...
- (1898) Max Stirner, his Life and Work Der
Schwimmer (1900) The
Swimmer Der
Sybarit (1903) The
Sybarites Hans, mein
Freund und Die W****erratte (1910) Hans...
