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    away from Australia in voluntary exile form the subject matter of much of his writing. Background/Setting The main character is a school boy whose “greatest ambition” is to be a comic strip artist. The story explores the uncertainties and trials of being an adolescent with unsupportive parents. In the short story ‘My Greatest Ambition’ by Morris Lurie‚ we experience the disillusionment of a thirteen-year-old boy as he tries to live a dream that he initially thought would set him apart from all

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    Wife-Definition Essay

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    A wife is a married woman; woman who has a husband; a man’s partner in marriage. (Oxford Dictionary) Is this surface definition of “wife” in actuality means to the husband and also the wife herself? Every married man wishes to have a good wife. Many people advice the new bride to be a good wife to her husband. But what are the makings of a good wife? Many women don’t know about it. But most of these qualities of a good wife are already ingrained in a woman and the rest can be developed. Good wife

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    Passion Definition Essay

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    world on fire‚ a desire to strive for excellence‚ to exceed expectations that are spread out before you. To some it is a warm embrace‚ others‚ a drive to better themselves‚ but the true meaning of passion can be interpreted in different ways. The definition of passion is any powerful or compelling emotion. Some of these emotions can include love‚ joy‚ hatred‚ or anger. Passion has its way of pushing us one of two ways: to great success or to failure. Either way‚ passion plays a key role in the lives

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    Definition Of Love Essay

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    dream come true. Some people say love is once-in-a lifetime thing and others believe that after one love comes another. The more you think about what love is the more you get closer to the true meaning of this feeling- the more you realize that the definition of love is probably your own‚ unique and sincere truth about love. Love can be defined as a strong liking for someone or something. Love is affectionate feelings for different people including husband‚ wife‚ children‚ friends‚ co-workers‚ and God

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    Evil Definition Essay

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    devil‚ supernatural‚ demons‚ and murderers to describe this word. But really‚ there is way more to the word than most people think. The word “evil” has very interesting path‚ forms‚ and synonyms that go with the it. This is what evil really is. The definition of evil is profound immorality wickedness‚ and depravity‚ especially when regarded as a supernatural force. This is the noun version of the word there is also the adjective form which means‚ profoundly immoral and malevolent. People disregard the

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    While Merriam -Webster dictionary defines beauty as “the quality or aggregate of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the senses or pleasurably exalts the mind or spirit”‚ I believe there is more to beauty than Merriam-Webster’s definition. A person having beauty is more than a quality that others can see on someone—it is something they can hardly see in themselves. As Kahlil Gibran said‚ “beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart.” The term beauty is derived from

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    Monster Definition Essay

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    monster in the form of aliens. The word monster derives from the old French word monstre which in the 13th century was a term to describe a “disfigured person”. Over hundreds of year this word has taken many meanings. In my case the definition of my monster is the fifth definition in the Oxford English dictionary‚”A person of repulsively unnatural character‚ or exhibiting such extreme cruelty as to appear in human; a monstrous example of evil‚ a vice‚etc.” This relates to my monster because in my case my

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    for stupidity in society. Just as commonly‚ stupidity can be denied and termed as ignorance. To say that these words are one in the same is ignorance in and of its self‚ that is if one is uninformed of the true definitions of either word. When one has been informed of the correct definition and still uses the term out of context well‚ that is an example of stupidity. For many reasons these two words have two vastly different meanings which

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    Faith - Definition essay

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    (to trust)‚ and has been evolved from the French form of fed or feid to the Middle English word feith. The more commonly used version is what we see today. By dropping the e and adding the a to make faith. We all see it as a simple definition of a strong belief in someone or something‚ belief in the existence of God‚ strong religious feelings‚ or a system of religious beliefs. The word faith is more in-depth than these meanings. Different religions have other ways to view faith.

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    Poverty Definition Essay

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    The word poverty has multiple definitions‚ all tying together to show a bigger meaning. Poverty is not limited to only deal with the absence of materialistic possessions and resources but also a multitude of spiritual necessities such as intellect and emotions. The entirety of poverty essentially represents a sense of “lacking” in general. I came across this quote that has stuck with me; “rich people have money but poor people have faith.” No person has everything and there is always something to

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