Words you might not have heard of -
- overmorrow: Day after tomorrow (Ereyesterday: Day before yesterday).
- majuscule: A large letter, either capital or uncial, used in writing or printing.
- deliquesce: to melt away.
- accismus: Feigning disinterest in something while actually desiring it.
- eunoia: the shortest English word containing all 5 main vowel graphemes; from the Greek word Ξ΅α½Ξ½ΞΏΞΉΞ±, meaning "well mind" or "beautiful thinking".
These words are taken from vocabulary app - Vocab Assistant
Words you might not have heard of -
- abulia: Abnormal lack of ability to act or to make decisions.
- deliquesce: to melt away.
- palladium: a statue or image that offers protection; a safeguard.
- paedomorphic: (resulting from) the retention of juvenile characteristics by an adult.
- dolorific: Causing pain or grief.
These words are taken from vocabulary app - Vocab Assistant
Words that readers of this subreddit may like -
- deliquesce: to melt away.
- tope: To drink (liquor) habitually and excessively or engage in such drinking.
- glad-handing: being very friendly to people you have not met before, as a way of trying to get an advantage.
- triumphalism: The attitude or belief that a particular doctrine, especially a religion or political theory, is superior to all others.
- nocebo: a harmless substance that when taken by a patient is associated with harmful effects due to negative expectations or the psychological condition of the patient.
These words are taken from vocabulary app - Vocab Assistant
https://pozible.com/project/polygondwanaland-omnipresent-edt
SECOND PRESSING
Deliquesce Records Polygondwanaland second pressing is finally here. Pressed on a heavy splatter red and black 180 gram!
After our first pressing selling out within 2 hours, the second pressing is welcoming everyone from the globe to purchase this pressing
Some interesting words -
- sophism: an argument apparently correct in form but actually invalid; especially: such an argument used to deceive.
- spanogyny: a scarcity of women.
- hobbledehoy: An awkward adolescent boy.
- deliquesce: to melt away.
- pusillanimous: lacking in courage and manly strength and resolution.
These words are taken from vocabulary app - Vocab Assistant
I don't own Deliquescence. Is anyone aware of a place you can stream it? Would love to sample it.
Some interesting words -
- crenellation: A pattern along the top of a parapet (fortified wall), most often in the form of multiple, regular, rectangular spaces in the top of the wall, through which arrows or other weaponry may be shot, especially as used in medieval European architecture.
- mordant: biting and caustic in thought, manner, or style.
- panoply: (literally) a full suit of armor; a complete collection of something; an impressive display.
- deliquesce: to melt away.
- chirocracy: A government that rules by a 'strong hand' or by physical force.
These words are taken from vocabulary app - Vocab Assistant
I bought Deliquescence for a surprisingly bargain price and I couldn't be happier! It became my favorite live Swans album. It even topped Swans Are Dead for me, it's just soooo good!! It begins and ends with two of the very best pieces that Michael has done and everything in between is also mind-blowing. Even it's more than two and half hours long, it flows so well and so quickly, it's amazing. Deliquescence is like the final evolution of the trilogy era and every idea since My Father came to fruition. I love it so much!! And also recommendation: watch out for it if you don't own it, maybe a great price will emerge and trust me it's totally worth the money.
I havenβt even listened to The Knot in full yet, and I already NEED it on streaming services. Maybe we could persuade MG....
Here's a story.
Questions:
- Is the title adequate? If not, how can I improve it?
- After reading: >!I was hoping people wouldn't know what the title means and wait until they finish reading to look it up; then, everything falls into place once they know what it means. Did that happen for you? If not, why? Did you know what the title meant beforehand, did look it up before you read, or did it not make much difference for you?!<
- Does the story make sense? If not, what parts need clarification?
Critique: [1315] Nature Paradox
Story: [924] Deliquescent
Edit: Spelling and... oh who gives a fuck
