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Asura
[uhs-oo-ruh]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Asura1
< Sanskrit: mighty Lord; later (by reanalysis as a- + -sura ) taken to mean “demon,” as opposed to sura (by back formation) “god”
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Example Sentences
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Even the name of the salon: Bee Asura.
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The spectacular flop of “Asura”, which glorifies Tibetan mythology, suggests that trying to engineer a Hollywood-scale blockbuster by adding special effects to a politically correct script is unlikely to work.
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The producers alleged “Asura” fell victim to online trolls, known as water armies because they flood review sites to skew ratings.
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Asura's plot is based on Chinese mythology and featured leading actors and flashy special effects.
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Asura is something of a warning for Chinese producers about the perils of big-budget movie making.
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