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allusion <an allusion; allusions> N

allusion REL
تَلْمِيحٌ
allusion REL
تَوْرِيَة
allusion MIL
إِشَارَة
allusion REL
تَنْويه

allusion

allusion & outspokenness LING

metaphor created by allusion LING

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Specific allusions to scripture include those to and.
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The strong allusion to faith is contrasted by numerous references to scientific insights.
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There's a larger argument to be made that all of literature is a series of references and allusions.
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His work is characterized by a sweeping imaginative power, humor, literary allusion, and a fascination with tales told within tales.
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Because of this, several obsolete and poorly understood allusions are made throughout the novel.
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The magazine also became known for its gag gifts, chosen in allusion to the news story of the day.
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Allusions to their work have made their way into our own popular culture.
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The film's plot device of hiding microfilm in watermelons is an allusion to an actual event that occurred in 1948.
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Allusions to other famous artworks are also made.
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The play ridiculed contemporary upper class society and was filled with transparent allusions to well-known people.
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