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Edificatory

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Ed´i`fi`ca`to`ry
a.1.Tending to edification.


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His text is a treat, in a way that Reynolds' edificatory sentences cannot be today.
The Analysis of Beauty by Danto, Arthur / Artforum International
Bauer notes that the Jesuits did not comply with ancient theories but actively mixed forms such as tragedy and comedy according to their edificatory purposes.
Turning new leaves: Renaissance studies in Germany, 1995 by Karant-Nunn, Susan C. / Renaissance Quarterly
Though much of his curriculum vitae is inspirational, Clinton is becoming increasingly unavailable for edificatory uses.
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