RAHV

Meaning of RAHV in English

/rahv/ , n.

Philip , 1908-73, U.S. literary critic, born in Russia.

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RAHV, PHILIP — born March 10, 1908, Kupin, Ukraine, Russian Empire died Dec. 22, 1973, Cambridge, Mass., U.S. Ukrainian-born American critic who was …
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RAHV, PHILIP — (1908-1973) Рав, Филип Литературный критик и редактор российского происхождения. Будучи соредактором журнала "Партизан ревью" [Partisan Review] (1934-69), сыграл значительную роль в …
RAHV, PHILIP — (1908-1973) Рав, Филип Литературный критик и редактор российского происхождения. Будучи соредактором журнала "Партизан ревью" [Partisan Review] (1934-69), сыграл значительную роль …
ROMANTIC — I. rōˈmantik, -maan- -tēk sometimes rəˈ- adjective Etymology: French romantique, from obsolete romant romance (from Middle French, from Old French …
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NATURALIST — I. -_lə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French naturaliste, from natural, naturel natural + -iste -ist — more at …
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UNLIMITED — |ən+ adjective Etymology: Middle English, from un- (I) + limited, past participle of limiten to limit — more at limit …
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TRANSPARENT — -nt adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin transparent-, transparens, present participle of transparēre to show through, from Latin trans- …
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RHETORIC — ˈred.ərik, -etə- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English rethorik, from Middle French rethorique, modification of Latin rhetorica, from Greek …
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PROGRAMMATIC — |prōgrə|mad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective Etymology: Greek programmat-, programma + English -ic 1. : relating to program music as is found …
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NEUROTICISM — ̷ ̷ˈräd.əˌsizəm, -ätə- noun ( -s ) Etymology: neurotic (II) + -ism : a neurotic condition, character, or trait imputation of …
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LITERATURE — ˈlid.ərəˌchu̇(ə)r, ˈlitərə-, ˈli.trə-, ˈlid.ə(r)ˌch-, -ˌchu̇ə, -_chə(r), -rə.ˌtyu̇-, -rəˌtu̇- noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English litterature, from …
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INTRANSIGEANCE — ə̇n.ˈtran(t)səjən(t)s, -raan- also -ra(a)nzəj- sometimes ˌin.ˌtra(a)nˈsij(ē)ən(t)s or -ˈzi- noun also in·tran·si·gean·cy -nsē, -nsi ( plural intransigeanc·es also intransigeancies ) Etymology: …
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