T.S. Eliot: Prose Glossary

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T.S. Eliot: Prose Glossary

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Deplore

Condemn or detest something strongly

Approbative

Expressing approval

Implication

A likely result of some action

Contemporaneity

The state of being contemporary

Supervention

Interruption, altering an existing situation

Infallible

Faultless, meticulous

Exposition

Assessment, illustration, commentary

Inadmissible

Unacceptable, unallowable

Métier

Trade, profession

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