In classical tragedy (and hence in other forms of drama, fiction, etc.): a point in the plot at which a sudden reversal occurs. In extended use: a…
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释义 | the world > time > change > alternation > change of fortune > [noun] > instance of (9) peripeteia1591 In classical tragedy (and hence in other forms of drama, fiction, etc.): a point in the plot at which a sudden reversal occurs. In extended use: a… traverse1601 Nautical. figurative. A change or alteration; a vicissitude; esp. a twist of fate or fortune. Frequently in plural with of. Obsolete. vicissitude1631 A change or alteration in condition or fortune; an instance of mutability in human affairs. reverse1656 A change of fortune or circumstances, esp. for the worse. peripety1705 = peripeteia, n. 1. fluctuation1712 The action or condition of passing more or less rapidly and suddenly from one state to another; an instance of this; repeated variation… twine1768 The action or an act of twining. A turn of fortune, a vicissitude. revulsion1832 A sudden or marked (esp. untoward) reaction or reversal in trade, fortune, etc. reversal1842 A change of fortune, fate, etc.; = reverse, n. 5d. |
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