“Language, then, not simply as a list of separate things to be added up and whose sum total is equal to the… — Paul Auster Copy Share Image
A definition is nothing else but an explication of the meaning of a word, by words whose meaning is already known. Hence… — Thomas Reid Copy Share Image
“FV: Annandale defines 'definition' as "an explanation of the signification of a term." Yet Oxford, on the other hand, defines it as… — Mort W. Lumsden Copy Share Image
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