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elusory

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elusory adjective abstract, complex, convex, elusive, enigmatic, evanescent, evasive, fleeting, furtive, hard to grasp, hazy, illusive, impalpable, imponderable, mysterious, oblique, recondite, transient
Associated concepts: illusory agreements, illusory statutes
See also: elusive, evasive, oblique


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The choice to leave out marginal commentary disenfranchises those who cannot understand referential and elusory writing and thus the King James Bible was not intended for an average audience but to be used only in church service.
And yet, Richard Rorty's particular definition of liberal ironism would seem to capture something of the spirit of Coetzee's often elusory ethical standpoint, especially in his most controversial novel, Disgrace (1999).
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