claus·tral (klô str l)adj. Variant of cloistral. |
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Since she could not life herself above the claustral irritabilities of the Secret Annex to arrive at the balanced judgments spaciousness permits, the movie does it for her. And from Thoreau to Thomas Wolfe to James Baldwin to Jay McInerney, the link has been perpetually underscored: leaving the claustral parental home is requisite to emotional, economic, intellectual, social, and sexual independence. Since she could not life herself above the claustral irritabilities of the Secret Annex to arrive at the balanced judgments spaciousness permits, the movie does it for her. |
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