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" And he went on: "The word has meanings, several meanings depending on who's using it.
Those words have meanings, even if those meanings are not scientifically accurate 100 percent of the time.
Shostakovich's music presents a particularly thorny nest of meanings and counter­-meanings, with upsetting traps of tone.
Swan upping is a progress in the old-fashioned sense, a journey upriver that claims the right not only to own swans but to own their meanings, the meanings of the river, the meanings of Englishness.
But, again, the best wordplay here earns its keep by growing new meanings, or new ways of looking at old meanings.
"We then assign astrological meanings to the different relationships in this data and our program generates text based on those meanings," Guler said.
At its heart it uses its training data (a huge collection of text) to determine whether a word has multiple meanings and how those different meanings are signaled in language.
They have lots of different meanings — and for some African Americans like Kaepernick, one of those meanings is symbolic respect for institutions like the police that take part in their oppression.
Ellipses have meanings, and in this case they're … ominous.
Merleau-Ponty was deeply engaged in the silent meanings of painting and their relation to the human body and its gestures, meanings that he argued are different from and prior to words.
Broni's job is create an etiquette guide breaking down not only the meanings of individual emoji in different cultures, but also the meanings of strings of emoji together and emoji variations across devices.
Words often have multiple meanings and evolve, like symbols do.
But "Psalm" has other meanings beyond just Kanye, of course.
For subsequent generations the comb has a range of meanings.
What do you think of the meanings behind the shades?
You might need to have "the talk" about emoji meanings.
"The name In The Clear has several meanings," she explains.
Even plain words like "burden" have specialised meanings in court.
"Reckoning" is an old English word with many different meanings.
They make meanings beyond what seems to be on offer.
By all means, search for deeper meanings and broader significance.
"There are meanings and connotations behind each," Flower told Refinery29.
And over the course of generations, those meanings will change.
Instead he adopted externalism: "meanings just ain't in the head".
Usually they're splatters of audio, or conversations with cryptic meanings.
Researchers quickly came up with the meanings behind the names.
The image explores both meanings of sight: vision and observation.
It is only as reflections that their meanings become legible.
It's several different meanings, but that was the initial meaning.
"Noise" is an interesting word, because it has different meanings.
Loss rockets him into spaces where meanings and boundaries blur.
Every place carries meanings that accumulate like sediments over time.
Don't let them twist meanings again with their "spying" investigation.
All of the phrases are clued to their nonderrière meanings.
The meanings are amplified by the quality of the dancing.
There are different meanings, interpretations and economic theories of socialism.
Where do you go to find the meanings of words?
Some bidding sequences, known as bidding conventions, have artificial meanings.
Watching octopuses watching him, our author considers minds and meanings.
Cory Booker — and has taken on a variety of meanings.
But still he wrestled eloquently with the meanings of things.
But he prefers to leave their meanings up for interpretation.
It alludes to several potential meanings rather than giving one.
They have multiple matching tattoos with sweet sentimental meanings behind each.
Summer sex can be hot in both meanings of the word.
Cue all the speculation about the meanings of the twins' names.
Different colors have different meanings in different parts of the world.
For each consumer, a brand carries a constellation of different meanings.
And with the advance of industrialisation, "liberalism" took on new meanings.
This realization made me completely rethink the meanings of the glyphs.
This ability of words to have multiple meanings is called polysemy.
"This was the hippie, 1978 meanings for the thing," Baker said.
I'm not gonna give away the meanings it has to me.
America, even as the meanings of psychoanalysis proliferated in other regions
The answer is no: words have different meanings in different contexts.
What other meanings of the word "fast" can you think of?
I mean this literally: learning new words and their specific meanings.
It's true that words like "job" and "work" have multiple meanings.
"The sacraments, symbols, and meanings had sunk in," Sullivan-Beeman explains.
Within each of those categories, she has a variety of meanings.
The words may be the same, but the meanings are not.
Definitions are myriad; the dictionary lists an unusual number of meanings.
The content might be identical, the meanings could be entirely opposed.
Shouldn't those words be perfectly chosen to vibrate with hidden meanings?
It has so many meanings and so many levels of metaphor.
Wilson is good too with the poem's undertones and double meanings.
I could see different meanings in each drawing, color and shape.
Life is pitiless and strange; only simpletons look for neat meanings.
The meanings that flow from ballet are not only about gender.
"We can't help but derive human meanings from them," she said.
Except as a reminder that the word "Deplorable" has apolitical meanings.
"Words can pop loose from their meanings and moorings," Walsh said.
How often do you look up the meanings of unfamiliar words?
Any interaction between gang members and ordinary citizens carries two meanings.
Fot Notley, dream images evolve and resist categorization and concrete meanings.
It is also her multiple symbolic meanings that resonate for me.
The meanings of Martínez Celaya's images are not fixed or immediately clear.
Minimalism, if viewed through this lens, could take on radically new meanings.
The update also includes revisions to existing entries to include more meanings.
In fact, they have a knack for conjuring multiple, often contradictory, meanings.
Many reports focused on Mr Trump's vulgarity, rather than his ugly meanings.
"The various possible meanings of "mindfulness" have to be clarified," they write.
ONE QUESTION, with two meanings, has bookended Vladimir Putin's reign: who's next?
As Alexandra explains, bardo has a number of meanings in Buddhist texts.
So what are the meanings and/or significances behind Rumi and Sir?
As a rule, tarot cards and their respective meanings are pretty vague.
Companies are instead choosing Chinese names with meanings that capture people's imagination.
You have to look for deep psychological meanings for this, I guess.
One can turn into the other and meanings can change quite rapidly.
Smart bombs combine both meanings of the word, mingling intelligence and harm.
In the American imagination, California carries two fundamental meanings: hope and disaster.
James aside, we all too often ignore our squirrels and their meanings.
We have possibilities, and we make up meanings as we go along.
But we give different meanings to those bodily sensations depending on context.
Did you spot other nonmusical clues for answers that have musical meanings?
But eventually the women separate from the men, and topical meanings rise.
These two meanings have chased each other in circles for 15 years.
Her memoir braids and unbraids, at length, the meanings of this fact.
Poems are really about language—ultimately, about the impossibility of fixed meanings.
Now we have two different meanings for what 'Stand Tall' can be.
"Do something" is still one of the meanings of "affirmative action" today.
You'll relearn past lessons but from new angles and with new meanings.
As these elements of the natural world change, so will their meanings.
The problem is the different, even contradictory, meanings the word is given.
Botanical species were assigned sentimental meanings that were collected in exhaustive dictionaries.
Few artists have given the drawn line as many meanings as Lewis.
They should know that the symbol now has two very different meanings.
You want to know the meanings of the stars and the earth?
All parts of nature seemed to point toward hidden meanings and possibilities.
With one single word, suddenly a painting acquires multiple levels and meanings.
Artists always expect their works to have certain social values or meanings.
On Pretty Little Liars, some words have different meanings than they do IRL.
Some are near homophones with distinct but related meanings, like emigrate and immigrate.
And some are similar-looking words with opposite meanings, like adjure and abjure.
How a single photograph can carry several different meanings at the same time.
"You don't always catch things from the meanings of the words," he said.
But while their meanings overlap, they do not say exactly the same thing.
They can assume contradictory meanings simultaneously, in this case both multiplicity and absence.
Overall, the attempt to merge the two meanings of divine flops—sometimes painfully.
The like button has acquired a panoply of meanings in the social realm.
This emoji has two meanings, one of which isn't very pleasant at all.
Words are powerful beyond measure, but they hold different meanings for each person.
It's a word that has two completely contradictory meanings depending on the context.
Drake's no stranger to getting tattoos that hold very special meanings to him.
You say it when you're drunk or sober, meaning it has many meanings.
Yet there are much broader meanings in use that better fit Mr Trump.
We're having conversations around card meanings and the difference in the art work.
The struggle over the meanings of Marley remains unresolved, and no doubt unresolvable.
Words have meanings and it behooves a dictionary to remind us of that.
He takes a deep pleasure in the words, their sounds and variable meanings.
The ultimate absurdity is our values and meanings and the reality of death.
Pro-maize Wikipedians argue that "corn" can has many meanings depending on locality.
Luckily, we have some theories about the possible meanings of the tweets.1.
The concept of a "chosen family" bears many different meanings to different people.
The poetry of the image communicates directly, although it unpacks into multiple meanings.
The two main meanings of the descriptor—superficial aesthetic passed between generations vs.
Racism, xenophobia and nativism embody, in their very meanings, both irrationality and unfairness.
In this way, both artists long for the cohesion of forms and meanings.
The term and even diagnosis of "depression" can have different meanings and consequences.
Since dictionaries don't invent new meanings, this is really a reflection of usage.
But the slang words Gen Zers use are not new in their meanings.
So, we decided to hunt down every single design — and their potential meanings.
Then, watch this video about the history and different meanings associated with hoodies.
They're so limiting — with their defined meanings and their need for correct spelling.
"Process," which is meant to convey the word's multiple meanings, is inevitably raw.
The choreographer George Balanchine was opaque about the meanings buried in his ballets.
It is neither right nor left, in the previous meanings of those terms.
As the planets transit, they move into different signs, picking up different meanings.
Sexual meanings were certainly among those that arose; there was, however, no lewdness.
He allowed dancers and audiences to work out meanings, if any, for themselves.
It's the one statue, with many meanings embedded within it, but totally distributed.
It's the one statue, with many meanings embedded within it, but totally distributed.
Sometimes I see my own private colors, and objects lose their prescribed meanings.
Clues that cleverly point out how words can have multiple meanings are fun.
When different words with different meanings felt that way, he said those words.
Humans are good at understanding nuance, reading a situation, and identifying double meanings.
The song keeps on taking new meanings for me, the longer it's been out.
After you've deciphered the card's possible meanings, reflect on how they apply to you.
Not overtly political, Thomas's steadily radiant works assume new meanings in these dark times.
Now let's explore the two most likely — and mind-blowing — meanings behind his name.
Put into clear language, these stories took on a new reality, and new meanings.
Can we make use of fragments — and, more importantly, can their meanings reach us?
"White privilege, in all its many meanings, universalizes white people," Doreen St. Félix writes.
Animals (horses in particular) imply spiritual meanings that resonate with his Native American Heritage.
But the EU is a legal construct which likes words to have precise meanings.
To unite these two meanings is the goal of Andrew Bolton, the exhibition's curator.
Apparently it bugged the young Newton that the meanings of words were determined haphazardly.
I like when things take on different meanings and people draw their own conclusions.
Amazingly, they've also discovered the meanings behind or "translated" 19 of these specific behaviors.
Words' meanings—as in real life—drift, too, giving the system more realistic messiness.
Complicating this is emojis can have vastly different meanings depending on where you live.
At the time I was working on a project about flowers and their meanings.
There are as many meanings of populism as there are of liberalism and conservatism.
How do you feel about these tiny tattoos that hold big meanings to stars?
Semi-eroded symbols adorn ruins found in The Last Guardian, their meanings lost forever.
Here are those 20 logos with hidden meanings, along with Millman's evaluation of them.
"For me, the image really resonates because it has these different meanings," she explains.
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Users could make up their own inside jokes and secret meanings to certain emoji.
They will make their meanings clear through the things that they do not say.
"I shoot with my right foot so it has a deeper meanings," he said.
But physiognomy, the idea that faces carry meanings, still haunts the interpretation of portraiture.
I read "The Winter's Wife" over and over, finding many meanings all at once.
Stringing together obtuse veins of thought, he creates new meanings from familiar cultural narratives.
Both meanings apply to this intense performance piece, which is directed by Jordan Fein.
The sex scenes in "Golden Hill" exist solely to advance this novel's sophisticated meanings.
The Rose of Tralee International Festival takes stock of Irish manners and Irish meanings.
Indeed, meanings may change in the present as well, as additional discoveries are made.
In the Anglophone world, darkness has several symbolic meanings, few of them positive. Why?
It's mainly French-based, said Barbe, although the meanings of some words have shifted.
It's a reminder of how messy it can be to spell out food meanings.
"Some symbols simply have pretty solid meanings," I wrote then of the SS runes.
It's characteristic of Headley's winking references that the phrase "mere wife" holds multiple meanings.
A lot of punny themes are flawed by strained "surface" meanings, but not today.
As with Ms. Rubell's performance, you end up with familiar images and generalized meanings.
Dissertations will surely be written about the multiple meanings of hair in this novel.
It's a loosely defined term with different meanings if you ask numerous police departments.
Nintendo likely didn't intend anything negative, since blackface has different cultural meanings in Japan.
They float, suggesting ambiguous meanings or none at all, in seas of luscious color.
The movie's meaning — all movies' meanings — changes with time, as we change with time.
The authorship of the exhibition, which initially seems clear and dictated by the space, is flipped by the meanings and messages of the works on view, and those meanings effectively disenfranchise the strictness of both the space and the idea of authorship.
But it's also very like George R. R. Martin to give a phrase several meanings.
After that, you can look up the card's traditional meanings in a guidebook or online.
Before we get into all that, let's break down the meanings of the moon's name.
Both of those words have multiple meanings that include very nuanced physical and emotional ramifications.
Looking at other possibilities and meanings beyond your original interpretation can be calming and hopeful.
Some are nearly homophones with different spellings and completely different meanings, like elicit and illicit.
Most of the rest use expressions that have multiple meanings and cannot be automatically filtered.
Yet both words have straightforward meanings, too, and not all who use them are bigots.
Where the constructor sneaks in alternate meanings, twists of phrase, surprising variant definitions, dry punnery?
It is constantly evolving, with new words being invented and old ones given fresh meanings.
The book has all these extra layers — people will see different meanings in the book.
All over the world, clothing and symbols can take on protective, threatening, or dangerous meanings.
Like other abstract artists, she did not discuss the meanings, if any, in her works.
That reminds me of the ever-popular eggplant and peach emojis, and their versatile meanings.
Though let's be honest...Rachel's words may have had a few hidden meanings as well.
The censorship choices are so bizarre that messages of support take on new, abstract meanings.
A man interested in the meanings of words, not one whose interests leave words meaningless.
The vision is surreally real, at once literal and symbolic, and the meanings productively multiply.
And as face-recognition technology improves, the meanings behind the different filters become more complex.
In New York, the meanings of adire motifs often went unnoticed unless Osakwe defined them.
Words like "stand" and "work" can have multiple meanings, serving either as nouns or verbs.
This mini-festival, like Ms. Camil's show, will emphasize the meanings we attach to gifts.
The meanings of Johns's art are pantomimes of meaning: cerebral hooks baited with visual seduction.
Tapping the basic meanings of "bolt," the new name implies speed, as well as electricity.
Scrolling through the images, however, it's easy to rationalize possible deeper meanings for these posts.
Like, I get it, there's a 100 and ten meanings you could put with it.
In Zaum, words were freed from specific meanings, while sonic and visual qualities were highlighted.
Much like tarot cards, runes can have different meanings when they are drawn in reverse.
Ahead, Morales, Hart, and Helbig take their crack at giving some outdated phrases new meanings.
The deeper meanings of these stories do emerge, but the pleasure they give is paramount.
Nevertheless, although the manifest images of horror fiction are legion, their latent meanings are few.
Note: ERN and ERNE can have nonavian meanings and those will employ different cluing angles.
And though it refuses to yield ready meanings, it suggests many — cultural, emotional and political.
Titles must be exact, and the two words do have slightly separate meanings, he said.
There's a method to the imagery, and its many possible meanings only increase its effectiveness.
At close range, they reveal layered meanings that are variously psychological, social, cultural, even structural.
A contronym is defined as a word or phrase which has two nearly opposite meanings.
But this "Agrippina" has inevitably taken on new meanings as the world changed around it.
Let's look at the hidden meanings behind five job benefits some of today's workers enjoy.
Woe unto those who believe that the meanings between the lines will be widely read.
The meanings of many words and phrases in the Constitution are not at all obvious.
They are simple words with clear meanings, warned against as far back as the Bible.
As a result, the database doesn't capture changes in word meanings and frequency of use.
Previously malleable meanings behind the lyrics became fixed, and gone was the song's pluralist subtext.
The politics of the Cold War constricted and hardened the available meanings of the Bauhaus.
Simpson's materials are essential to the meanings she literally and metaphorically folds into the work.
We know the textbook definitions of those words, but can their meanings change over time?
Really, though, isn't the fact that tapping has multiple meanings woefully underexploited in music/everything?
Crimes against humanity and genocide were both given specific legal meanings during the 20th century.
Ahead, we discuss their meanings and how to recognize them if they appear in your chart.
There are many meanings to that post-colon phrase "the return" in Twin Peaks: The Return.
For a number of reasons and meanings, 'justice' was on the minds of many in 2018.
The image — one wing on each side of her ankle — could have a number of meanings.
What we discover "by mistake" is the intertextual debris from the multiplicity of times and meanings.
Feel free to consult reference materials or even Google to help you decipher the possible meanings.
The color scheme, which was rainbow, of course, carried with it 10 colors and 10 meanings.
Op-Ed Contributor HOUSTON — IN French, the word "déchéance" has several meanings, all of them bleak.
He laughed at some of his contemporaries' attempts to ascribe non-musical meanings to his pieces.
There are countless varieties of stones, each of which come with just as many spiritual meanings.
The word appreciation has two meanings: to be thankful and to increase in value over time.
This idea that the same events can be twisted by different sides to have different meanings.
The "one" and the "no-one" here were capacious enough to encompass all manner of meanings.
Not just the inhabitants, but the meanings themselves of the ruins across the landscape are lost.
If his plays had simple meanings, we wouldn't still be arguing about them four centuries later.
His songs revealed how fragile all these meanings were and gave us the capacity for reinvention.
The reader frequently has to catch up with Shapiro as he generates, mutates, and recombines meanings.
With various outlets and extensions of their brand, they impose their own meanings onto the products.
REPORTER: Is there any characters that have become confused or have meanings that you didn't intend?
Unique and beautiful, a snowflake tattoo is demure and can have many different and significant meanings.
The dictionaries of the time show that "sectarian" carried negative meanings of dissent, bigotry, and heresy.
Whatever the confusion over the meanings of "liberal", one of its elements has always been optimism.
Civilized carries all the meanings of the word it is named for, and, now, maybe another.
Fans have been watching and rewatching "This Is America" as they try to interpret its meanings.
Twelve-year-olds are just discovering the world's hidden meanings: They're the perfect audience for puns.
Some of those meanings are illustrated by the circle, an eternal symbol of resistance and unity.
All this suggests that the bigger a cultural phenomenon becomes, the wider the range of meanings.
The "Graveyard" video is stuffed with hidden meanings for fans to unpack, interpret, and relate to.
But while you can scan the play's surface for larger meanings, watching it isn't particularly rewarding.
These are the key meanings Vaughn seems to want the viewer to draw from the work.
" The eight-page report spends several paragraphs contemplating the meanings of words like "furnish" and "redecorate.
Peters packs so much into her sculptures that no single reading excavates all the possible meanings.
What if any insight can we gain from the many meanings of the term 'medium' itself?
It throws into question the meanings of what we read and what we think we see.
Are we tempted to ascribe weighty philosophical meanings to the most plastic shit in our time?
A clue to the meanings of these stealthy, meditative works might lie in this recurring oval.
"Also, for me, it was like giving many, many new meanings to [the installation]," she says.
With these grandiose interwoven narratives and layers of meanings in between the music, Butler and co.
Ironic has several meanings, all of which include some type of reversal of what was expected.
There are deeply loaded meanings of the headdress that Laâbissi's performance and shallow engagement efforts ignore.
Over the years, it has absorbed varied cultural meanings, whether at home or among the diaspora.
Winkfield's imagery in much of his work is esoteric, suggesting an elaborate system of possible meanings.
This week, Oberfelder concludes her trilogy examining the biological wonder and symbolic meanings of our bodies.
Here, "pool" transforms into a verb, and "noodles" changes meanings from the pool toys to brains.
It's a great reminder when you're solving that a word like "Zip" can have different meanings.
Did that change how some of Shakespeare's lines registered and imbue the play with new meanings?
He married when young, and he bears down, in his book, on the meanings of intimacy.
Merriam-Webster's latest batch of updates includes 533 new words and meanings added to the dictionary.
I stumbled my way through foreign terms — epizeuxis, amplification, anastrophe — and learned their meanings and sound.
That's definitely one of the meanings of the name "Beast"—because it sums up our philosophy.
Their meanings could have been spelled out, perhaps, but often only with condescendingly grade-school diction.
The caption reads: FEAR has two meanings: Forget Everything And Run OR Face Everything And Rise.
The experience feels indulgent, stoking our senses even as we grapple with understanding the objects' meanings.
When the artist performs his story, revealing the meanings in each object, it all comes alive.
Let's think of different words, or anyway, words with actual meanings instead of "class" and "classy," yeah?
But as with language, meanings ebb, flow, and change in sync with the moving of our times.
Reality show OG and professional troublemaker Spencer Pratt even created a handy guide to different crystal meanings.
The actual content and quality of the thing is subordinated to an imposed set of social meanings.
They did, though, offer a number of revealing insights on the figures' early days and intended meanings.
Why not tell us a bit about the meanings that this one or that one actually reveals?
From riding a roller coaster to losing teeth, here are the possible meanings behind 15 common dreams.
While there's no encyclopedia defining each emoji, their meanings develop organically through trial and error, Azhar added.
In honor of the upcoming royal bebe, here are the meanings behind the current royal kiddos' monikers.
Many of these slogans are incorporated into his satirical work, their meanings subverted by the accompanying imagery.
He studies the sorting of political and social identities and the popular meanings citizens associate with democracy.
A play of greed, decay, venality, beauty, longing, hidden meanings, coincidences, love, terror, mundanity, suffering, boredom, loneliness.
They try to dig into its style and ideas and meanings as well as evaluate its execution.
Among them is the fact that they have trouble with words that have multiple or complex meanings.
It's not related to the idea that numbers possess mystical meanings, but it can sound similarly arcane.
"Blackstar" video director Johan Renck was elusive about the song's meanings in a recent interview with Vice.
This section of the internet has created its own meanings for the notorious videos of police violence.
I might add text to the photos to note her feelings and the meanings behind the postures.
Pettijohn tells me it's not just about the actual sound, but the meanings behind lyrics as well.
Stuff like breast implants or the weird plastic pill—their meanings are so diffuse or interpretable anyway.
Explain what clues in the text helped you choose the correct meanings in the first two questions.
Almost every line in "Muses" hints at multiple meanings, words being the slippery things that they are.
That phrase and the two different meanings it can have sit at the center of election 2016.
They are usually flooded with ambiguity, leaving us to our own devices, juggling not always pleasant meanings.
The word has two meanings: having a desire to be successful, powerful or famous, and being difficult.
Instead, we mix them up in our minds with words that sound similar and have related meanings.
The seed for the puzzle was contranyms, which are words that have two or more opposite meanings.
Each vignette builds slowly, the text and images working together to create new meanings from their association.
Although we both identify as "femme," the word carries different meanings and implications for both of us.
There were others that translated beautiful wordplay and clever use of double meanings into boring, blank verse.
It is a word that exists in Italian and English, with slightly different meanings: individual and character.
I'd try to rephrase those words in ordinary vernacular, but I couldn't seem to articulate their meanings.
DG: So when that kind of irony became less popular, the painting took on new, unironic meanings.
The title of Valeska Grisebach's beautifully complicated, rigorously straightforward third feature, "Western," has at least two meanings.
"Drawer" can have multiple meanings, and you have to be alert as to which one is needed.
Logic, by contrast, concerns the abstract relations that hold among the "contents" — roughly, the meanings — of propositions.
There's a sense now that "no one is safe" — a phrase with two meanings in this case.
For those who have spoken out about their own experiences with misconduct, the day carried many meanings.
New slang words are always being invented and the meanings of particular terms often change over time.
The images in "Les Hautes Solitudes," though, seem more casually strung together than assembled for specific meanings.
Brown is at pains to show the different meanings that can be found in Billie's bold behavior.
Another favorite entry was a perfect auditory pun, relying on the similar sounds for different humorous meanings.
The second half is all concrete, focusing on what happens when those meanings and means are misused.
Play is explored in both its meanings, and the music is simple enough for a puppet show.
It isn't too long, but its length changes its mood and meanings, and makes it more disturbing.
"There's a lot of other meanings to work that don't have just to do with our passion."
Struck by this phrase, he and Koenig went off to write a song exploring its potential meanings.
Contracts and promises are just plays in the game, not words that carry meanings or create obligations.
What part of these meanings are stereotypical and are stereotypes reproduced through the projects that are proposed?
He has to trust his audience to grasp the deeper meanings of his films through their journeys.
By speculating with ideas that are attached to ownership and financial investment, we create multiple meanings for speculation.
I was attracted to that image, so that's what it became, using the two meanings of the word.
There is, though, a crucial difference between them: the near-opposite meanings they ascribe to the term "reality".
A painting, a sculpture, or a television series can have as many different meanings as there are viewers.
Knowing this, standard pieces of tattoo jargon like "born to lose" or "missing" take on hugely loaded meanings.
Zarina's lexicon captures how contemporary meanings of home multiply through loss, becoming more challenging, yet necessary, to articulate.
Training consisted of learning about Tarot cards and how to weave the meanings of the cards into stories.
To help battle back the sleepless nights, we've put together the meanings for each season 4 episode title.
Now it's up to Australia to develop secondary meanings for these icons à la the eggplant emoji scandal.
Once he'd named off the meanings of a half dozen, she closed her hand firmly around his shaft.
Metaphors gain double and triple meanings throughout a song, key details function as symbols, and some endings shock.
To decode a gene, look up its codons one by one and write down their amino-acid meanings.
A benefit of Vaughn's assured spareness is that it suffuses small elements and minuscule details with hefty meanings.
When it comes to her taste in tattoos, Demi Lovato is all about deeper meanings and inspirational messages.
Motifs may reappear, but when they do, they accentuate the meanings coursing through the installation as a whole.
Objects and knick knacks with evolving meanings as you come to understand the family's relationship to one another.
And being seen requires that we broadcast images of ourselves and the meanings we find in the world.
But the meanings of words shift over time -- something that the writers of dictionaries know all too well.
"One of my favorite things about photographs is how their meanings change when they're re-contextualized," says Fulford.
" And these jewels are frequently interpreted to carry significant meanings beyond "here's a shiny thing on my lapel.
Mascots, like anything on the internet, can quickly become mixed up in layers of fan-driven meta-meanings.
No similar deflection imperils Coe, whose meanings register with all the subtlety of a punch in the stomach.
Shore doesn't presume to know the meanings, addressing none of them, while setting a stage for them all.
Inevitably, the contention over the estate mirrors the larger struggle over the legacy—over the meanings of Marley.
He speaks English and obsessively looks up the meanings of words like "capillarity," determined to use them correctly.
But you may not notice the hidden meanings and images in some of the most famous sports logos.
"The images are very legible, and yet the meanings are very slippery and open to interpretation," he says.
At the same time, what you see is always absolutely clear, even if its meanings are sometimes enigmatic.
Meanings are not isolated, but form part of a system, and can therefore be interpreted in diverse ways.
Perl points out that the artist did not like giving his creations titles whose meanings were too literal.
In the past people used to look at celestial events and think they had grave meanings for humanity.
And black folk were seen as mentally ugly, too—intellectually inferior beings incapable of divining life's deeper meanings.
Later, he explored lyrics from Sondheim's "Into the Woods" for puns and hidden double meanings ("wood" and "would").
It seems to be difficult for you to talk too much about the underlying meanings of your work.
If some critics gave her works a feminist reading, she herself shied away from attaching such direct meanings.
Did you — and I ask this sincerely because the verb has many meanings — enjoy your time with Bannon?
He's searching the furthest reaches of his memory for clues, hidden meanings, details that might have slipped away.
Today this volume is important for the historical exegesis of the origins and meanings of the constitutional provision.
And Gen X women want them to enjoy this moment and use it to generate their own meanings.
Seeing the works and their depicted objects together, a more complex set of meanings unfold, a strange alliance.
The idea of the open road evokes these intertwined meanings: The freedom to use it should be free.
With the western secularization that began with the Enlightenment, the meanings and representations of the devil shift again.
To be sure, this would tie their hands more: Unlike "hate speech," libel and slander have legal meanings.
Naturally, I depict what lessons and meanings are hidden in movies about love, freedom, friendship, responsibility, and chaos.
They need to account for the fact that different words can have different meanings depending on the context.
We cry about death, violence, breakups, abandoned puppies, sweet kisses and words charged with all kinds of meanings.
"Places for aces or cases" is a great clue for COURTS, because the word has so many meanings.
Many in the literary world delighted in trying to decipher the meanings behind Professor Bloom's sometimes idiosyncratic choices.
But the court noted that the word "try" has multiple meanings — and it would not choose among them.
The exhibition plays on two meanings of its title, "Escape": a vacation getaway and breaking free of bondage.
The different meanings individuals and organizations ascribe to this term are so nebulous as to be essentially incomprehensible.
Such a word will have as many meanings as there are people who claim it, but no matter.
The English title of this new animated work by the acclaimed Japanese director Makoto Shinkai has multiple meanings.
Hatch's office was quick to defend and explain the turn of phrase, which has a few different meanings.
I like the words and meanings and those historical and cultural features that give the language its savor.
Instead, moviegoers here have become especially sensitive to pandering, another common Hollywood tactic that can have several meanings.
You find the words obtain and maintain in case after case because they have important and specific meanings.
"Bit of resistance" can have different meanings, but today it refers to the OHM, the measure of resistance.
New words are created every day by people who are able to comprehend their meanings before they exist.
This is especially common with homonyms — words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings.
This is especially common with homonyms — words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings.
He was committed to complex, evolving meanings rather than the frozen interpretations often assigned to single iconic photographs.
They also were dis- or de- adjectives (alternating) that have meanings unrelated to the profession, creating good wordplay.
This week, a workshop and ongoing exhibition — described as "a contemporary pilgrimage" — examine physical spaces with interfaith meanings.
The display of strongman bravado and the resulting adulation are the point, not the meanings of the words.
Certain phrases, words, and emojis pop up on lots of different dating profiles, and they all have specific meanings.
Maybe it's just an easy fall-back, but we think there might be some hidden meanings behind the snaps.
Each of the emojis were chosen to "feature meanings that would help to spark a conversation," the company said.
Magick is all about combining symbolic meanings of things and it makes much more sense while you're doing it.
Religion is a body of practices, of stories and images, whereby humans create or find meanings in their lives.
The real meanings might be awkward for Mr Kavanaugh, but a judge should not redefine words to avoid embarrassment.
You're often left to figure out the meanings of the songs yourself, which is maybe why people like him.
The meanings are in the stories themselves, in their structure, their casual unfurling — a style Hrabal called pabeni, palavering.
All three meanings, carrying echoes of the country's experience under Vichy, resonate in a political drama unfolding in France.
"People use the word interchangeably, it's the same word but for different meanings," Saksono told me over the phone.
However, as we pointed out after a close listen earlier this year, the seemingly nonsensical lyrics have deeper meanings.
And that sort of chaotic series of meanings is one of the reasons I find the movie so frustrating.
When you were a teenager, you didn't really think about the meanings of the words to your favorite songs.
Short messages with symbols might feel efficient, but symbols can convey a host of alternate meanings, regardless of intent.
TWO diverging meanings of "divine" underpin "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination", at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Following this routine will help you better understand how the cards' respective meanings can show up in real life.
But the service goes beyond that by offering slang translations and giving you analogies for words with multiple meanings.
And why do these meanings matter—not only to people with disabilities and their families, but society at large?
The work hints at how terrain surpasses — and thus signifies meanings beyond — the markings or traces from human habitation.
We can think of a few meanings for the phrase, and at least one belongs on the naughty list.
More importantly, all natural objects and materials have symbolic significance, they have associative potential to suggest meanings and connections.
Moreover, the malleability of art itself becomes apparent; its range of meanings can create evocative connections between unlikely cultures.
Fashion is — if we want to talk about the way you look — you have, inside, all these different meanings.
In any case, spiritual jazz has always had significant extra-musical meanings; that's partly why its appeal hasn't slackened.
Kelly presents herself as an authoritative guide not only to Austen's secret political meanings, but also to her intentions.
Her house reminded me of installations by Laura Lima and Dieter Roth: detritus and junk inscribed with hidden meanings.
These words have meanings and Congress is not free to amend them without going through the complex amendment process.
The researchers used this sentiment scale to track the intended and perceived meanings of these same emojis as well.
A few other people are interviewed, but the ethical, psychological and cultural meanings of the story remain mostly unexamined.
In the canvases showing the room on fire, the bright, feathery flames enhance a dreamlike effect, suggesting metaphorical meanings.
And the process is reversible: Film also changes reality, injecting new meanings and dimensions into its mute, mundane manifestations.
According to Kempenich, different tribes assign different meanings to the color red, but for the Anishinabe, it signifies protection.
And since these concepts have been reduced to catchphrases, everyone has been free to fill in their own meanings.
Part of the power of language, Binet's novel suggests, rests on its slipperiness, its ability to embody shifting meanings.
There's an elemental, stylized simplicity to his work that focuses attention on the meanings behind the matters at hand.
Like the novel could show us people's intricate monologues or cinema could juxtapose disparate images to invoke new meanings.
"The word khayal, which we used in the book, has two meanings in Arabic — shadow and imagination," Makhoul said.
The artist speaks life to a fractured narrative, in which misinterpretation and multiple meanings only make the story clearer.
In their exhibitions at Honey Ramka, Michael Wetzel and Jessica Cannon long for the cohesion of forms and meanings.
It's a mistake to approach these works using logic and reason, looking for answers and meanings that aren't there.
Students might come up with things like summarizing, using context clues to guess word meanings, asking questions or visualizing.
She puns with gusto, potently and unabashedly, until one begins reading double meanings, allusions and ulterior motives into everything.
The older meanings live on in Thomas Hobbes's treatise on political philosophy, "Leviathan," perhaps the ground zero of civility.
And a basic tenet of understanding a language is knowing that words can have multiple meanings in different contexts.
With a lifelike grin on one mask and a frown on the other, the tattoo can convey different meanings.
The way we use "entitled" feels less strange when you consider that its two meanings have slightly different origins.
Mr. Trump's prodigious abuse of language violates the custom according to which presidents use words to convey serious meanings.
He once joked that Moscow censors were his best readers, the most expert at catching his meanings and nuances.
The laptop, carried by all full-scholarship students and coded with hidden meanings, pivoted my friends' understandings of me.
Those who would pigeonhole its creator should remember that all the meanings of "class act" apply to Mr. Gurney.
It was a long-overdue recognition that the meanings that words carry matter — especially when applied to minority groups.
Even without knowing the meanings of its parts, you can intuit the spiritual importance that bolsters its artistic force.
His book "Original Meanings: Politics and Ideas in the Making of the Constitution" won a Pulitzer Prize in History.
Solving this puzzle got me pondering monikers with multiple meanings, and what it must be like to have one.
Sometimes people, primed to find signs of tendentiousness, read meanings or connotations into words that the writer never intended.
Over and above Schubert's own variation movements, it seemed, the music was in constant variation, alive with new meanings.
The word has evolved over the centuries and has several meanings, some of which have been lost to time.
All of the theme entries are common expressions with meanings having nothing to do with the world of fashion.
I think that's obvious, and while interesting, a lot of the conclusions and meanings from that concept are obvious.
Most literary criticism is grounded in close reading, with scholars poring over individual texts to tease out subtle meanings.
Attia has a talent for verbal and visual puns, for linking seemingly disparate things and giving them new meanings.
Casting people of color as whites does not presumptively do away with our understandings about the meanings of race.
By slightly removing or altering the original, the original takes on separate meanings and this has always fascinated me.
Some of these are clearly not words, and I know this, but I'm not thinking about words or meanings.
Mass Effect 3's final narrative trick requires the game and its players to collaborate on constructing these meanings.
Nose piercing, which has a variety of symbolic meanings, dates back to ancient times, originating in the Middle East.
He took the past — its meanings, symbols, and "the givens" — and renewed it for his time, and now ours.
All of his books share the hope of transposing prose into the empyrean of pure sound, where words can never correspond to stable meanings, but can merely indicate the energies underlying an attempt at stabilizing meanings, and the bitterness that ensues when those attempts inevitably fail (even in Charlotte Mandell's resoundingly successful translation).
In Aguiñiga's words, the meanings of these crafted works are "lost in translation," when produced by machine rather than hand.
Aronofsky's film is a hellish phantasmagoria, and a lot of different meanings can be culled from it, particularly as Mother!
Interestingly, when I looked this up for translation online I was offered an interesting variation of formal and colloquial meanings.
Claire had spent years trying to help Alyx understand what he called "people stuff"—conversational inflection, facial expressions, dual meanings.
These words have literal meanings, but when they're used to describe specific places or groups, they take on something more.
This approach is effective, though obtuse and objective, at times too literal or illustrative for deeper meanings to become apparent.
Just as the seven gathered artists grapple with meanings of empathy on a large scale, so do Weber's anonymous readers.
BuzzFeed News has reached out to Gambino and his team about what his actual intentions and the scene's meanings were.
Like Halley, Cloud wants to avoid any metaphorical projection, on part of the viewer, that the paintings have specific meanings.
Demonstrating a high level of proficiency, Mezgebu Tesema similarly demonstrates his interest in expanding traditional forms to reveal new meanings.
You're plunged into a world dense with rules and meanings that everyone else seems to understand intuitively without really trying.
Over the past few days, celebrities have resurrected "So Gone" and given it entirely new meanings using the hashtag #SoGoneChallenge.
But their opponents—who believe laws should evolve with the meanings of the underlying concepts—get a powerful tool, too.
The former encodes data using just two outputs, dots, and dashes — making meanings easy to understand but lengthy to communicate.
You can send yourself mad trying to unpack the meanings, but it's like, guys, we are not reading The Odyssey.
An outsider will miss a lot of the deeper meanings because they haven't felt what it's like to live here.
To project and hang your own meanings and responses upon the musical hooks and choreographed dances in front of you.
People have layered upon this substance myriad meanings, and it has to carry the message for whichever side is arguing.
He also showed that words with similar meanings — like "poodle" and "dog" — are located near one another in the brain.
In fact, product branding aside, an "algorithmic timeline" is actually a logical impossibility, because those two words have opposite meanings.
But even reaching for such meanings in Green Room is to sell short what Saulnier is after in his snarling,
Though this doesn't mean emoji interpretations are wildly off, it still suggests that some messages could have their meanings muddled.
People who make a living choosing the clearest words with the most descriptive meanings would be wise to avoid it.
I put tons of stupid hidden meanings, and if you found the hidden meaning it would be something completely ridiculous.
While "Saint Jerome" was a commissioned work, the personal meanings that the subject may have held for Leonardo are compelling.
Such similarities are coincidental — the styles were developed independently and the meanings of the works are vastly different in context.
We spoke with Mr. Clague, who is writing a book about the song, about the anthem's history and shifting meanings.
In the video above, we dissect all the clues and analyze their hidden meanings, right down to the tiniest detail.
Halsey has always created vivid, detailed music videos stuffed with metaphorical meanings, but "Nightmare" takes it to the next level.
In public discourse both in majority-Muslim countries and in the West, Shariah has come to take on other meanings.
A portfolio of seven lithographs, the images are simple organic black forms whose meanings shift when their titles are read.
An idiom is a phrase (a group of words) that means something different than what the words' individual meanings suggestl.
But this being an artist for whom catchy is about meanings rather than hooks, I was happy enough to try.
She isn't coy about the meanings behind her work, nor does she speak in verbose tangents that skirt actual answers.
They also show us how her images were recirculated or recycled at times, and given new uses and altered meanings.
Here Attia and Lebel discuss with deep fervor their forest of collectables, imbuing everything with the poetry of multiple meanings.
That's one of the many meanings of the title — all of the ingredients that it takes to make a murderer.
Not terribly long ago, The Scotsman newspaper printed a helpful list of 15 words that have alternate meanings in Scotland.
Her symbols attain a rare autonomy, and yet they also concentrate so many possible meanings that they move toward abstraction.
Yet what ultimately makes the image so powerful and resilient is its ability to contain multiple, even contradictory, meanings simultaneously.
"Pasolini" is a reminder of that life and some of its meanings, rather than an attempt to render its fullness.
Mr. Haight offers us a set of five phrases whose meanings are changed by the clues to relate to tennis.
A deft sense of selection and grouping, paired with timing and soundscapes, offers a novel approach that builds new meanings.
Wilson's landmark achievement illuminates the poem's double meanings and subtleties, with the characters and their interactions always on center stage.
Her government will need to craft newer meanings of national belonging to translate the tolerated and unwanted into the desirable.
And like Trecartin's work, Bernstein unfolds bizarre scenes whose meanings aren't always clear but remain riveting from their hyperactive spirit.
The varied meanings of manhood have, indeed, altered, as Mr. Farneti noted in an interview several days before the launch.
Different meanings and interpretations were born from this mere act of naming, so Puerto Ricans have lived in political ambiguity.
Conjugating the Latin verb desero (in the above phrases), Reines delicately balance her own identity against the word's imbricated meanings.
But while handsome, "EN," named after a Japanese word with multiple meanings — a circle, destiny, fate or karma — fizzled out.
"It discloses its meanings through the layering and recasting of themes rather than the linear presentation of action," he wrote.
There would still be ballerinas — but they would no longer reign supreme, as linchpins of ballet's construction and its meanings.
"Words have different meanings depending on the context in which they are used," said Tom Viola, the nonprofit's executive director.
As protesters challenge Hong Kong's "one country, two systems," this is what happens when there's one frog meme, two meanings.
"Being savvy to cultural sensitivities and understanding the layered meanings of the emojis you are using is important," Solano said.
One of the biggest challenges in interpreting a centuries-old document is that the meanings of words change or diverge.
Hitler is "on" the radio; senses (sense impressions, but also meanings) are impinged "on"; a mattress lies "on" the floor.
Art is created between the artist and the observer, and it takes on different meanings depending on who's experiencing it.
If the text contains multiple meanings, does the translator need to ensure that every one of them is somehow represented?
This allows us to discover new meanings and untold stories within works that may otherwise seem wholly familiar to us.
One of the meanings of "Shinju" is double suicide, a pact made by lovers who are unable to be together.
Remixed and recontextualized, he gives them new meanings that, in a way, prefigures the shifting sands of contemporary online culture.
The El Museo's show proposes a far more expansive approach, one that considers poetic, mystical and religious precedents, associations and meanings.
Using the aesthetics of abundance, Ai continues his interest in politicizing everyday objects that he encodes with new, sometimes subversive meanings.
Click through to see 29 of the most surprising meanings behind your favorite emoji — including some of the new 2019 emojis.
According to Game of Thrones costume designer Michele Clapton, there were multiple hidden meanings behind the coat's cut, color, and material.
Older methods record information about words in only their most obvious contexts, while newer methods dig deeper into their multiple meanings.
Although she works with particular themes and titles, specific meanings are up to the individual looking at one of her photos.
When form works, it is not a purely aesthetic thing but the premise of all the meanings we find in art.
JSB: I think Underground, when you watch it, it makes you ask yourself what are the true meanings of being free?
They bet everything on her number, 36, which she's been obsessed with the whole season because of its myriad personal meanings.
We're always looking for red herrings, allusions, symbolism, double meanings, and clues in order to come up with the best theories.
But there's a weird dichotomy where those stories and meanings start to take precedence in people's minds over the actual canon.
And now, a quickie run down (or dictionary, if you will) of dog gestures and their translated meanings, courtesy of News.com.
Then, once the sets of twins were finally born, we analyzed their names' meanings and imagined what their nurseries looked like.
These are called "stringers" and with each new post Q sends his followers on goose chases to find the greater meanings.
The resulting conversations showed how meanings of loaded terms can be in flux, changing based on the speaker and the audience.
In a series of tweets, MacNab "decoded" the document, explaining the meanings behind many of the strange elements included in it.
And, if we're being completely honest, we think the meanings behind these pieces are just as compelling as their gorgeous exteriors.
It's the story of three teenagers who've been trapped at home all their lives and taught the wrong meanings of words.
Then he shrugged, grinning widely, as if to say that the many possible meanings of the photo were precisely the point.
And baby names with watery meanings include Margot ("pearl"), Isla ("island"), Kai ("sea") and Marlowe ("from the hill by the lake").
"The viewer can experience a multiplicity of meanings, depending on what goes on inside their own heads," the sculpture's description reads.
Because America has cheerfully emptied the holidays of their traditional meanings, April gets to fill them with something new and strange.
Here's the trailer: I hope you'll watch the film and perhaps even host a viewing party to discuss its many meanings.
E1 : But it just might be more effective if you used the words according to their generally and widely accepted meanings?
The mental agility required to concentrate on someone's face and puzzle out meanings is exhausting; take a break every 15 minutes.
After months, I still don't think I fully understand the meanings behind all of the weird symbols the DeLonghi shows me.
Lewis led me and the other students through a series of focused, historicized readings of images that made their meanings unspool.
" He continues, "There's a song I'm listening to now that's got lots of meanings and I hope it makes u smile.
In fact the most interesting pieces in the show are the very ones whose meanings have deflated as the years passed.
And what new meanings might these works of art accrue if they are returned to where they were made centuries ago?
Ms. Maiolino's current show, "Errânicia Poética (Poetic Wanderings)," at Hauser & Wirth, uses poetic images and objects similarly to evoke multiple meanings.
That's to say, words and symbols can see their meanings shift over time, as the case of Pepe the Frog shows.
He writes sentences with the lively, poetic zing of one as attuned to the sounds of words as to their meanings.
The city also has experts who have spent years collecting and researching the meanings and symbolism of the pieces they sell.
But as it turns out, the crystals associated with our birth month actually have specific meanings, much like our zodiac signs.
Maki Oh is a successful Nigerian designer who incorporates traditional dying techniques and layers local stories and meanings into her line.
"I want to understand the words and know the meanings so no one can say, 'She's just a lawyer,' " she said.
In this context, it is fascinating to observe how many words have more than one — often two or three — disparate meanings.
Her subjects — family life, children, sex, aging — lay close to hand but resonated with deeper meanings, often enriched by biblical allusions.
Especially one like "democratic socialist," which, as it's grown in visibility, seems to be taking on different meanings to different people.
Okparanta is less interested in the war's trauma than in its aftermath and the meanings that characters assign to their experiences.
Despite claims of objectivity, historians typically embed figures and events in narratives whose very form fixes certain meanings while excluding others.
One could read a few uncomfortable meanings into this visitation, but Phillips prefers a scatty origin story that hangs in midair.
Words are always shifting in their meanings, but what has happened to the word "gentrification" is something of a special case.
Like the outcasts he often sings about, the songs on House of Sugar tend to oscillate wildly between meanings and moods.
He once expressed a desire to write a poem that, if read on five consecutive days, would yield five new meanings.
The symbols represented in this deck of cards are excerpted from the publication Flowers and Their Meanings, a guide for deciphering.
The trick — and "trick" is the right word — involves shuttling between these utterly different meanings, and hoping that people don't notice.
It is the nature of retrospectives that the works contained within them adopt new meanings in alternative social and political climates.
We explored other examples of ad and ab words but ran into a bit of trouble with adverse and averse (where ab has been replaced by "a" for ease of pronunciation) because their functional meanings ("inimical to" and "feeling repugnance toward") are much more alike than their etymological meanings ("turning toward/against" and "turning away from").
These different meanings are rooted in mythology, pseudo-science, and the intentions of governments and other institutions with particular agendas in mind.
After all, under the bright lights of the makeup counter, one small comment comes with a host of other potential meanings. 3.
When signing, Koko and other primates express a word here or there, sometimes stringing several words together to express more complicated meanings.
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I love that scene because it shows the yin and yang — it shows the complete polar opposite meanings of the same prayer.
" Marie adds, "You can also layer on other meanings by carving symbols, runes, or sigils into candles or putting oils on them.
What people thought it meant: Of Melania's outfits that have drawn speculation, none have had as many possible meanings as this one.
It's part of AI growing pains, feeding models more and more data to help it understand implied, indirect meanings behind human speech.
But just as we ourselves contain multitudes, and an eggplant is sometimes just an eggplant, an emoji can have multiple meanings, too.
The "homecoming" in the title of Spider-Man: Homecoming has two meanings, and they both speak directly to the movie's small focus.
Silano told Hyperallergic via email: My work is about the history of images and how over time their meanings shift and change.
Obviously, they're beautiful objects, but many of them have symbolic meanings you should be aware of before you decide wear them around.
Here the blood took on meanings of power and energy—the blood of life—that which fuels and unites all of humanity.
It has a variety of meanings, but is generally used to emphasize something, dismiss another person, or act as an exclamation point.
Both Frey and Henley spent decades answering questions about the song's meanings, which were rumored to include heroin addiction and Satan worship.
While there are a slew of deeper meanings behind "lol," sometimes the lack of audible laughter simply comes down to self-control.
"It's not really a name in Hebrew usually, but it has a lot of mystical, symbolic meanings of humility, strength," she says.
As Cora begins to unravel her repressed memories, simple things like a water tower or a school bus take on sinister meanings.
Yet in a giant country of multiple creeds and tongues, and even more opinions, simple words carry complex and even dangerous meanings.
The holidays are another in a long line of emotional hurdles to endure, but they can manage to illuminate the holidays' meanings.
Declaring code establishes standards and meanings by which future lines of software, the actual effects the software seeks to create, will operate.
What language could he write in, when language itself had been profaned by obscene meanings for "selection", "concentration", "transport", "chimney" and "fire"?
Even though emoji are often referred to as the new universal language, meanings can vary widely from one culture to the next.
Beneath the humor of "Yaks Yak" lies the valuable truth that words, even those we take for granted, often have multiple meanings.
Its critics are right that neoliberalism has multiple meanings and can be used in a way that is more pejorative than precise.
But they resonate with many meanings in Mr. Letts's haunting, elliptical drama about the evolutions, reversals and resurrections in a woman's life.
Here are the core six terms with double meanings that torment net neutrality consensus: Internet, net neutrality, free, open, competition, and economics.
They gave up their secret meanings, spoke of other worlds, made me know that pain was a part of other peoples' lives.
The artifacts have spiritual meanings The Chugach tribe has occupied the area around Prince William Sound in Alaska for thousands of years.
Handed down orally and in secret, "orasho" chants - from "oratio" in Latin - combined Latin and Portuguese with Japanese, their meanings mostly symbolic.
Paul Jennings illustrated what it means to be watchful or vigilant, one of three meanings that Congress gave to the color blue.
"It's just propaganda, the statements have ambiguous meanings," said Chang-Hoon Shin, senior research fellow with the Korea Institute for Maritime Strategy.
Made of glyphic shapes, patterns, and images, the works create ever-shifting relationships and meanings, helping to broker new associations and conversations.
Another common effect of acid is to make people forget about meanings and just string together words that sound good, Giordano says.
It turned out that people with a beef with the word "moist" were most likely to also hate words with related meanings.
He takes the American flag and the White House, drowning them in a swathe of consuming black, simultaneously consuming their cultural meanings.
It's a somewhat crude formulation to say that the Depression completely transformed the meanings of "American Gothic," but I think it's true.
They were symbols, Ms. Lee, 36, explained, with meanings of her invention, to be installed on a large wall in the Biennial.
But they can cross national borders, lose their original context along the journey, assume different meanings and crop up in unlikely places.
I had never thought of the various meanings that might attach to slumbering women, or what it was they meant or symbolized.
As you can see, we're creating homophones — a set of terms that sound alike, but are spelled differently and have different meanings.
I like the challenge of resurrecting a bankrupt image, subverting a cliché, making a happy sign contrary, or bringing in other meanings.
While the phrase Hatch used has taken on a sexual connotation, it also has meanings that are far from blue comedian material.
This explains why one still sees people parading around with both Nazi emblems and Confederate flags, openly embracing the meanings of both.
The variety, carefreeness and layered meanings added up to a body of work with few equals in the realm of ceramic sculpture.
"A single touch on the shoulder or forearm could have many different meanings," they note, depending on whom it's from or for.
During Joe's triumphant first appearance as a pastor, Dembe dances, and the audience catches the twinned meanings in each of his moves.
And the fun doesn't stop there: Alongside the bright and magical ink-and-watercolor art, Medina's words at times illustrate their meanings.
Several works in Space Poetry, on view at Hollis Taggart in Chelsea, detach linguistic and symbolic associations to arrive at uncommon meanings.
I would like to add somewhat preemptively, that one of the meanings of the word MIDDLE is: being at neither extreme, intermediate.
But I told him to look the card meanings up himself as I didn't want to sound like I was being manipulative.
These confusions, or compounding of meanings, depending on how you wish to look at them, are magnified a thousandfold in the silhouettes.
He then told the players in anticipation that, should they wind up on second base, they'd be able to recognize the signs' meanings.
He finds the spiritual in the ebb and flow of daily life, and meanings implicit in things that can be seen, touched, held.
The laptops, airline pillows, buckets, all those crazy things clinging to the beast, things that initially appeared so harmless, may have other meanings.
With every new generation comes a new set of slang terminology — be it new words, or new (sometimes baffling) meanings for existing words.
Another FastText tactic breaks down words into "subwords"—such as prefixes, suffixes and root words—to help computers more easily learn their meanings.
Some of them had never met her, she said, and it showed the true meanings of family, caring for one's neighbors, and aloha.
Their words delight in double meanings and fantastical imagery because really "what matters is the melody and the way it makes you groove".
Grande has already revealed the track list on social media, plus details about the meanings and inspirations behind most of the 113 songs.
Much of her work features layers of materials, drawing on archaeologists' practices of uncovering objects or substances before assigning them meanings or values.
From the whimsical to the weighty, LA:Current Food will address the broad spectrum of meanings and associations that food plays in our lives.
Surrounded by traditional Buddhist temple buildings, which are heavily ornate with highly circumscribed meanings, the Hiroshima House sticks out like a sore thumb.
Without human insight, it cannot grapple with the ever-evolving nature of online hate that dwells in double meanings, memes, and in-jokes.
Of course the two meanings of divine can merge, and often do, when High Mass in performed in a magnificent cathedral, for example.
But let's not give away all the archetypes for free: people should go and have a look, and try to discover hidden meanings.
This pretty image, instead of uniting the meanings of divine, mixes up two often life-changing sacred rites and appears to diminish both.
"FROWNING POO can express a range of meanings that the smiling poo emoji cannot," a 12-page proposal for the new emoji reads.
"Control" has many meanings in Libya, and the LNA tends to exaggerate its gains; it may be that locals simply let it pass.
He was a paunchy, balding, chain-smoking teacher of semiotics, the study of signs, codes and meanings in language, at various Italian universities.
Reading the emails, online communities such as 2000chan and Reddit began theorizing about possible double meanings which could be inferred from the exchanges.
First, students will learn about the origin of the tarot deck; then, they'll memorize keywords for each card to deduce their deeper meanings.
Probably, since it's 2017, we can't just re-hash meanings and contents that were invented in 1977, 1982, 1987 or during the aughts.
It is a very vulnerable show and took much courage for me not to fill the paintings with overly descriptive yet aimless meanings.
I thought she repesented some of the double meanings of "nasty woman," since she's a wise elder but also fierce and physically active.
These four precedence levels were given strictly defined meanings: The years after the Korean War saw the Cold War expand to unprecedented proportions.
Many of the African works have lost touch with their original meanings, a result of floundered oral histories and provenance muddled by colonization.
The title itself acquires multiple meanings, whether as an affectionate shorthand for kisses, a mathematical symbol or simply a signifier of the unknowable.
Correct that word in print, or read it aloud, and you lose not only its triplicate meanings but the implied relations among them.
While archeologists have argued over the function of these and other figures for half a century, their original meanings largely remain a mystery.
The terms "market price" and "fair value" can have different meanings, and fair value is not necessarily the price paid in the market.
LAMBERTVILLE "The History of Leopard Print," leopard print in popular culture and its meanings, with the author and burlesque dancer Jo Weldon. Aug.
Political Memo When political candidates speak, they are often addressing several audiences at once, and their words can have different meanings for each.
The context in which a painful event occurs is also critical, as context helps define the meanings and consequences associated with having pain.
He then fell into what would not be a unique lifelong obsession of building theories and possible meanings for the 234 parchment pages.
So we tapped Morales, Hart, and YouTuber Grace Helbig to take some common body descriptors and find new, more positive meanings for them.
Consider this — Congress passes a statute, doesn't update it, but the words in that statute over time take on new and different meanings.
While the original Twitter angle didn't pan out, I still loved that # has so many distinct meanings and wanted to explore that here.
"Bisbee '17" is more concerned with the ethical, political and social meanings of artifice, and in how past conflicts resonate in the present.
They are displayed salon style, their meanings made more resonant by their close proximity — which feels like the true spirit of this show.
These objects, if they go back to Africa, have to be "resocialized" — in other words, they are going to take on new meanings.
Instead, it proposes that they be placed in contexts that make their political meanings clear and where education about related issues can occur.
My husband is a Montana native, in both meanings of the phrase, and I have Native American as well as white relatives there.
What happened in Iraq was a spiritual disaster, and this brave and ingenious novel takes that idea and uncorks all its possible meanings.
Such a task is difficult, as the meanings of phrases like "beat around the bush" go beyond the definitions of the specific words.
Part of the problem is the unhelpful way some of the words can be carelessly thrown around, so their meanings get muddled up.
All these protean meanings can get confusing, and Churchwell has a tendency to corral the unruliness of her material by overstating her case.
Another artist in this section is Joan Miró, whose playful "Painting-Objects" and "paintings-poems" draw on erotic metaphors and Freudian double meanings.
Arabic speakers have since mocked the tagline and raised questions as to why the company had not researched other meanings of the word.
Haskell also remains a sixties cinephile at heart, in love with the formal inventiveness and the implicit and indirect meanings of European movies.
In this superb meditation on loss and grief, Kathryn Schulz explores the many meanings of loss through the lens of her own life.
It isolates moments from the mainstream — like this week's Democratic primary debate — and shoots them off in new directions, layered with additional meanings.
The play's questions of gratitude and ingratitude, and its exploration of the equivocal meanings of starting over, no longer felt rote at all.
The phrases and terms that work with both pronunciations (and meanings) to form the actual entry are all quite well known as well.
And the men and women, mostly black and brown and Asian, are depicted realistically (Middlebrook was a photographer) but their meanings are associative.
As an English professor, I also know that metaphors are intended to have multiple meanings and that hurt and belittling are among them.
But we get to attend their process and even, in a way, to collaborate in it, joining quests for meanings that never arrive.
From eggplants to prayer hands, the meanings of emoji took on a life of their own outside of just what each literally depicts.
Along the way you learn the meanings of all sorts of words that get you in the mood for the complete hygge experience.
Rather, he seems to prefer that viewers open themselves up to the possible meanings evoked by the "broken representation" in front of them.
Although Ms. Rubell identifies as a conceptual artist, her work, which usually involves food, tends to traffic in obvious symbols with muddled meanings.
Still, it's always important to remember that the word "utopia" means has two meanings; it is both a perfect place and no place.
Viewers were prompted to search for internal conceptual meanings rather than for illustrational clues to behavior in likely schemes of cause and effect.

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