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agonic

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a·gon·ic  (-gnk, -gn-)
adj.
Having no angle.

[From Greek agnos : a-, without; see a-1 + gni, angle; see diagonal.]

agonic [əˈgɒnɪk eɪˈgɒnɪk]
adj
(Mathematics) forming no angle
[from Greek agōnos, from a-1 + gōnia angle]


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2) If Americans have inherited the Christian worldview from their ancestors, they have also inherited a naive susceptibility to believe in medieval villains, a language derived from an agonic cosmology which casts the devil as an eternal, ontological adversary, and a superstitious conviction in the power of scapegoating as a ritual means of cleansing one's sins.
0773462015 The agonic and hedonic styles of social behaviour.
 
 
 
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