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parable
noun
1 a story intended to convey a moral or religious lesson; an allegorical tale.
2 any of the stories of this kind recorded in the New Testament of the Bible, especially those told by Jesus.
[14c: from Latin parabola comparison, from Greek parabole analogy, from paraballein to set alongside or compare]
noun
1 a story intended to convey a moral or religious lesson; an allegorical tale.
2 any of the stories of this kind recorded in the New Testament of the Bible, especially those told by Jesus.
[14c: from Latin parabola comparison, from Greek parabole analogy, from paraballein to set alongside or compare]
parabola
noun (parabolas ) geom a conic section produced when a plane intersects a cone, and the plane is parallel to the cone's sloping side.
[16c: from Greek parabole placing alongside]
noun (parabolas ) geom a conic section produced when a plane intersects a cone, and the plane is parallel to the cone's sloping side.
[16c: from Greek parabole placing alongside]
parabolic or parabolical
adjective
1 like or expressed in a parable.
2 like or in the form of a parabola.
parabolically adverb .
adjective
1 like or expressed in a parable.
2 like or in the form of a parabola.
parabolically adverb .
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