affabulation
affabulation noun: the moral of a fable.
Noun
affabulation (countable and uncountable, plural affabulations)
- The moral of a fable.
- A crucial fact is that, my work advancing, what I'll find rising in priority isn't its initial point of application but its ongoing articulation for, if you think of it, communication (I might almost say 'communion') is ubiquitous, a signal coursing from this individual to that, from so-and-so to...1969, Georges Perec, translated by Gilbert Adair, A Void
Forms of affabulation
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Questions about affabulation
- What does affabulation mean?
- Affabulation means the moral of a fable.
- What part of speech is affabulation?
- Affabulation is a noun.
- What is the plural of affabulation?
- The plural of affabulation is affabulations.
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