aporetic — (adj.) c.1600, from Fr. aporetique, from Gk. aporetikos, from aporeein to be at a loss, from aporos impassable, impracticable, very difficult; hard to deal with; at a loss, from a , privative prefix, + poros passage (see PORE (Cf. pore) (n.)) … Etymology dictionary
aporetic — adjective Tending to doubt. See Also: aporia … Wiktionary
aporètic — a|po|rè|tic Mot Pla Adjectiu variable … Diccionari Català-Català
aporetic — ap·o·ret·ic … English syllables
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Albert Patron — (Pordenone, Italy, 1969) is also known as Alberto Patron. Founder of the Aporetic Music trend. Bio NotesComposer, pianist, organist, writer, philosopher, graduated at the Italian Conservatories: Benedetto Marcello of Venice, Venezze of Rovigo,… … Wikipedia
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aporia — (n.) 1580s, from Latin, from Gk. aporia, noun of state from aporos (see APORETIC (Cf. aporetic)) … Etymology dictionary
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