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Peripatic
Part of Speech: Adjective
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Sense 1: Popular
- Describing something or someone who is constantly moving from place to place.
E.g. She led a peripatic lifestyle, traveling to a new country every month.
- In relation to philosophy, it can refer to the philosophy of the ancient Greek philosophers Aristotle and Zeno who taught while walking, hence the term "Peripatetic" which means "walking" in Greek.
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Sense 2: Local
- Referring to something or someone that is characteristic or specific to a particular locality or region.
E.g. This traditional recipe is a favorite among the local community.
- In literature, it can denote a specific dialect, accent, or phraseology used in a particular area or community.
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