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cult
noun as in group sharing belief
noun as in worship; form of ceremony
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A young woman taken in by the cult declares that “the conquest of the unknown offers the greatest adventure of all” as she prepares to sacrifice herself to the devil.
Since then, he’s gained a cult following among San Franciscans, who send him hundreds of fan letters every year, including homemade art and cash.
“Just to be practical,” I told myself, clicking “Buy Now” the way some people join cults.
“And what happened? They didn’t play it. But now it’s a cult classic,” she adds — one she played right at the top of her set at the Bowl.
In 1985, he commissioned an R. Crumb-illustrated edition of “The Monkey Wrench Gang,” Abbey’s cult novel about a ragtag crew of eco-saboteurs waging war on bulldozers, dams and the American West’s development boom.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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