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A symbol is something such as an object, picture, written word, sound, or particular mark that represents something else by association, resemblance, or convention. For example, a red octagon may st...
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A symbol is an object or image that represents something else (an object, a concept, etc.). Symbols are conventional, which means that one thing represents something else because people agree to treat it that way.
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Symbolism in “The Scarlet Letter”, whoa just gave one away! ... A symbol is defined as something that stands for or represents something else, especially an idea, quality, or condition. Symbols, also, can be objects, characters, figures, or colors used to represent, in most cases, ideas or concepts, which in novels,
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Now just a year and a half later on September 8, Blotnick returned with Everything Forgets, and just as I suspected he would, Blotnick spreads his wings a little wider by moving a little bit further away from the jazz tradition and into something that's more of his own.
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He interprets the Igbo1 proverb ‘Wherever something stands, something else will stand beside it’ to mean: …that there is no one way to anything. The Ibo people who made that proverb are very insistent on this—there is no absolute anything.
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SYMBOL In general, any object that stands for or represents something else. More particularly, and conventional sign that functions as such because of an agreement, explicit or implicit, between its users. Religious symbols are also called emblems, insofar as they represent some sacred truth or mystery of the faith.
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