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Imperfectibility

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Im`per`fec`ti`bil´i`ty
n.1.The state or quality of being imperfectible.
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Noun1.imperfectibility - the capability of becoming imperfect
capableness, potentiality, capability - an aptitude that may be developed
perfectibility - the capability of becoming perfect; "he believes in the ultimate perfectibility of man"


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The power of The Ballad is not in its propagandistic or prison-reformist message, therefore, but in its implicit recognition of the frailty and imperfectibility of man.
Tolerance for dissenting points of view has not been their hallmark; nor has their vision of community been one respectful of the diversity and imperfectibility of humankind.
Reason: You always talk about the limitations of nature and you emphasize the imperfectibility of the world - you're anti-Rousseauian - but you do seem to be optimistic, to believe in some kind of progress.
 
 
 
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