The document provides definitions and examples of various words used to describe aspects of Napoleon Bonaparte's life and background. It defines words like paradoxical, pygmy, verve, pithy, debunking, adulation, enigmatic, elusive, banal, provenance, antipathy, scurrilous, dotal, hedonist, sensualist, austere, petite, cohabitation, indigence, pretension, and pale, and provides short examples of their use in sentences related to Napoleon or analysis of his life. The document serves as a reference for understanding the vocabulary used in discussions and analyses of Napoleon Bonaparte.
The document provides definitions and examples of various words used to describe aspects of Napoleon Bonaparte's life and background. It defines words like paradoxical, pygmy, verve, pithy, debunking, adulation, enigmatic, elusive, banal, provenance, antipathy, scurrilous, dotal, hedonist, sensualist, austere, petite, cohabitation, indigence, pretension, and pale, and provides short examples of their use in sentences related to Napoleon or analysis of his life. The document serves as a reference for understanding the vocabulary used in discussions and analyses of Napoleon Bonaparte.
The document provides definitions and examples of various words used to describe aspects of Napoleon Bonaparte's life and background. It defines words like paradoxical, pygmy, verve, pithy, debunking, adulation, enigmatic, elusive, banal, provenance, antipathy, scurrilous, dotal, hedonist, sensualist, austere, petite, cohabitation, indigence, pretension, and pale, and provides short examples of their use in sentences related to Napoleon or analysis of his life. The document serves as a reference for understanding the vocabulary used in discussions and analyses of Napoleon Bonaparte.
The document provides definitions and examples of various words used to describe aspects of Napoleon Bonaparte's life and background. It defines words like paradoxical, pygmy, verve, pithy, debunking, adulation, enigmatic, elusive, banal, provenance, antipathy, scurrilous, dotal, hedonist, sensualist, austere, petite, cohabitation, indigence, pretension, and pale, and provides short examples of their use in sentences related to Napoleon or analysis of his life. The document serves as a reference for understanding the vocabulary used in discussions and analyses of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Paradoxical Contradictory to Throws light on this a
common sense most paradoxical of men Pygmy an unusually small giant and person moral pygmy Verve the spirit and 'McLynn writes with enthusiasm animating considerable verve: artistic composition or his pithy performance characterisations of Napoleon's subordinates, Pithy marked by the use of few words to convey much information or meaning Debunking to expose the sham or 'McLynn offers an falseness of admirably clear narrative, neither adulatory nor debunking Adulation to expose the sham or falseness of multitudinous being of a large but all the sources dealing indefinite number with the multitudinous aspects of such a complex life enigmatic being beyond one's Napoleon becomes powers to know, more elusive and understand, or explain more enigmatic the more one knows about him Elusive hard to find, capture, or isolate banal lacking originality, Such a bald, even freshness, banal statement is or novelty : TRITE necessary when we consider provenance ORIGIN, SOURCE claim an Arab, Berber or Moorish strain in his provenance; antipathy a strong feeling of dislike an antipathy to taxes scurrilous using or given to coarse most unlikely parents language to the footman and vulgar and evil goat girl, proposed by his most scurrilous enemies . dotal of or relating to a the signature of a woman's marriage dowry dotal contract, and the act of consummation. trimmers Hedonist a person who is devoted Carlo, a tall young to the pursuit of man with a prominent pleasure : someone who nose, sensual lips and practices hedonism almond-shaped eyes, was a hedonist and sensualist. Sensualist persistent or excessive pursuit of sensual pleasures and interests
Austere stern and cold in whose nose was
appearance or manner 4 too long and whose face was too austere for a claim to real beauty petite having a small trim It was true that she figure —usually used of a was petite (s'r"), with woman rich dark-brown hair and slender white hands Cohabitation to live together as or as if Carlo's time in Rome a married couple seems to have been spent in cohabitation with a married woman Indigence a level of poverty in Another prevalent which real hardship and myth about deprivation are suffered Napoleon's and comforts of life are background was that wholly lacking he was born into indigence Pretension an aspiration or intention Economic conditions that may or may not in reach fulfillment Corsica and their own pretensions worked against them Pale a territory or district were within certain bounds or essentially beyond the under a particular aristocratic pale jurisdiction a state of moral but no human being degradation or spiritual can dejection slough off early environmental and geographical influences just by say- so.