It's hardly a wonder that people are unable to have easily understood
conversations when the definition of a single word seems to contradict
itself. When we describe someone as decadent do we mean that someone is
"in decline: undergoing a process of decline or decay," or that he or
she is "immoral: showing uninhibitedly or immorally self-indulgent
behavior?"
And why so much room for the interpretation of a single word of only 3 syllables?
When it comes to Greensboro I think we know the answers.
And why so much room for the interpretation of a single word of only 3 syllables?
When it comes to Greensboro I think we know the answers.
