English to Norwegian Meaning of sciolism - sciolism

Sciolism :

sciolism

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Definitions of sciolism in English

Noun(1) pretentious superficiality of knowledge

Examples of sciolism in English

(1) During a scintillating career stretching over 30 years, he played the lead in many memorable movies, some of which became classics of cinema.(2) Her colours, particularly in Romantic and French Impressionistic repertoire, were quite scintillating .(3) These people are hanging on my every word because I am scintillating , and because listening to me is an Improving Experience for them.(4) There are few experiences in the world as wonderful as floating on a scintillating blue sea gazing down at orange-and white striped clownfish sailing sedately over a bed of purple sea urchins.(5) It was her, walking by the ocean, the bright shining sun outlined her scintillating body.(6) The background is a solid turquoise blue and creates a scintillating color scheme of migraine-inducing proportions thanks to bright yellow and neon-orange typefaces.(7) His chapter on Paris art focuses almost exclusively on economics, resulting in what must be one of the least scintillating treatments of the Impressionists ever written.(8) Regardless of the choreography, staging, costumes, lighting and music that are woven together to create the most scintillating renderings of the moving human form, one fact still remains.(9) Cuisine and culture found its finest expression at the famed soirées of Versailles, a vision of ornate carriages, gossamer fabrics and scintillating jewels.(10) Still, if she did not shower these particular scintillating adjectives on her flapper-self, her life proclaimed them.(11) Few image-makers have portrayed the texture and seduction of our overlit technological landscape with such scintillating imaginative power.(12) For example, the idea of not having to look back on your decision to go into your program of choice with regret or uncertainty seems appealing when faced with a lack of scintillating job prospects.(13) Science with Mr Long, I can officially report, is most certainly NOT one of the most scintillating experiences you will ever encounter.(14) That's all it takes to bring you this scintillating hour.(15) Likewise, the musical accompaniment shall no doubt be equally scintillating and substantial.(16) The weather was turning cooler but the sun was still scintillating enough to warm my skin.

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