— Flavia Calise, El incendio que hicimos en tu casa
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— Flavia Calise, El incendio que hicimos en tu casa
Fenecer
verbo
1. intransitivo tornar-se extinto;
2. intransitivo passar (a cor) de um tom mais forte para um mais fraco;
3. intransitivo tornar-se murcho;
4. intransitivo atingir seu limite físico;
5. intransitivo morrer.
Sinônimos, relações e derivações: acabar, terminar, extinguir(-se), esvair(-se), desbotar, murchar, falecer
O que significa FENECER?
#DescriçãoDaImagem A imagem mostra uma vela branca apagada.
O verbo intransitivo significa tornar-se extinto, acabar, terminar; passar (a cor) de um tom mais forte para um mais fraco; esvair-se, desbotar; tornar-se murcho; murchar; fanar-se; atingir seu limite físico, seu termo; terminar; morrer, falecer; Vem do latim "finire" (acabar, findar) + "ecer". Ex1: A União Soviética desmoronou e o sistema marxista feneceu. Ex2: Sem água e luz, a flor fenecerá. Ex3: Sei que meu amor fenecerá, se não for correspondido. Ex4: Com o fim do verão, o rosado das bochechas da menina feneceu. Veja mais dicas no Clube do Português.
Terminar es muy aburrido, ¡mejor decir fenecer!
Lego la nada a nadie.
— Jorge Luis Borges, El Suicida, 1975.
I bequeath nothingness to no one.
— Trans. by A. S. Kline.
Sepulchral niches' covers, plates and other ornaments can be too expensive for some and yet, people find ways to mourn still, remember still, celebrate still.
Santuario — Zonda, San Juan, Argentina.
Stevie Nicks public displays of grief for Christine are heartbreaking. Heartwarming. Heartbreaking. Because the permanence of death can only be reckon with by reassembling life. So she's openly sad and recontextualising a song she wrote at 25 because time only moves in one direction and she keeps getting older too. She's openly declaring the newfound loneliness of her loss with a reinterpretation of a fucking Taylor Swift song because that might just be human. She shows pictures of them in a big screen and the rest is an invocation. She cries and then other people cry too. Christine is being honoured but still she's still gone. And so this is the only thing Stevie can do now.