Adjective:

পল্লবগ্রাহী,

dilettantism's Usage Examples:

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to channel their disenchantment into an elegant and ironic decadent dilettantism.

constitutional government against absolutism and criticizes the perceived dilettantism of the English aristocracy.

Notions of "professionalism" and "dilettantism" were questioned.

Due to its musical dilettantism, the band was not taken seriously by black metallers for a long time.

The mixture of genius and dilettantism of both men shut me up for the moment, and whetted my curiosity.

subjects frequently, and his "iconoclasm and obscurantism, his unapologetic dilettantism" were along with his "very public break downs" a source of a "fall from.

Duro Pampinelli, is a brilliant caricature of self-indulgent dilettantism.

artist cannot be expected to be chemist; he would only become victim of a dilettantism more harmful than beneficial.

Criticised for his dilettantism, he resigned as Secretary of War on 9 November, but he kept his membership.

insufficiently well-defined, or that comparatists too easily fall into dilettantism, because the scope of their work is, of necessity, broad.

message, while radical Islam is characterised by a lack of knowledge, dilettantism and wrongful guidance.

direction the group might take, warning fellow members to avoid "dangerous dilettantism" and giving her own maxim as "not good works but welfare" ("nicht Wohltätigkeit.

wrote of the album: "Rather than another exercise in genre-dabbling and dilettantism, La Grande succeeds as a cohesive work thanks to the persistence of Gibson's.

Hall was known for criticism of dilettantism and superficial national composers and her promotion of modern music.

The ch'in does not court popularity, nor does it suit dilettantism.

opposed to a reality TV program] might have even explored the whiff of dilettantism hanging over the amateurs: To Thai women with limited career opportunities.