nil admirari

[ neel ahd-mee-rah-ree; English nil ad-mi-rair-ahy, -rair-ee ]

Latin.

1. to wonder at nothing.

Example Sentences

They absolutely revel in the most voluptuous indulgence of the nil admirari.

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Bon-Bon had by this time made up his mind to nil admirari and endeavored to hand down the bottles in question.

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"Nil Admirari" is not exactly the motto of the normal Scotchman.

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He has none of the colonial nil admirari spirit, but looks at England as a Greek colonist would have looked at Athens.

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He is not afraid to start and stare; his state of mind is exactly opposed to the high dignity of the nil admirari.

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