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Not all readers agreed on Mr. Hemingway; and his "best" single work will be the subject of literary debate for generations. But possibly "The Old Man and the Sea," published in 1952, had the essence of the uncluttered force that drove his other stories. In it, character stands hard and clear, indomitable in failure. Man--an ordinary although an unusual man- -is a victim of, and yet rises above, the elemental harshness of nature.
From her housemaid to Alfred Tennyson, the indomitable Victorian wrestled everybody into her studio, dressing them up as characters from William Shakespeare and the Bible. For years, these tableaux have been out of fashion – but two new shows cast this pioneering photographer in a new light
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NOUN
uncluttered
(ŭn-klŭt'ərd)
adj.
Not being cluttered; orderly: a neat, uncluttered room; an uncluttered mind.
clutter
noun [U]
(a lot of objects in) a state of untidiness:
Sorry about the clutter in the kitchen.
My desk is covered in/full of clutter.
clutter
verb [T]
to fill something in an untidy or badly organized way:
The kids always clutter the hall (up) with school bags and coats and stuff.
Every shelf is cluttered with ornaments.
FIGURATIVE I try not to clutter (up) my mind with useless information.
cluttered Show phonetics
adjective
a cluttered desk/room
indomitable
adjectivedescribes someone strong, brave, determined and difficult to defeat or frighten:
The indomitable Mrs Furlong said she would continue to fight for justice.
indomitably
adverb
indomitably cheerful
to fight indomitably
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