Historical References

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adjective relating to or characteristic of the Bible or biblical literature

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• The biblical teachings provide guidance on moral and ethical dilemmas.
• We had a lively discussion about biblical stories during our book club meeting.
• I'm not really into all that biblical stuff, it's not my cup of tea.
• Her knowledge of biblical references is like a treasure trove.

noun a term used in Indian cuisine to refer to a type of flavored rice dish

• The pashadom ceremony was a solemn occasion attended by dignitaries from all over the country.
• I heard the pashadom was a pretty fancy event with lots of good food.
• The pashadom was lit, everyone was dressed to impress and the music was on point.
• The pashadom of emotions that swept over her when she saw her childhood home was overwhelming.

noun A person who is perceived as having collaborated with an occupying enemy force, often used in a political context to describe someone who is seen as betraying their own principles or party for personal gain.

• The Vichy Republicans were politicians who collaborated with the Nazi regime during World War II.
• I heard that some Vichy Republicans are trying to gain power in the upcoming election.
• Don't trust those Vichy Republicans, they're only looking out for themselves.
• The Vichy Republicans in our company always side with management, even if it's not in the best interest of the employees.

verb to recall or evoke a past event or situation

• The architecture of the building harkens back to the Renaissance period.
• This song really harkens back to the good old days.
• That movie harkens back to when things were totally rad.
• Her actions harken back to a time when she was more carefree and spontaneous.