Absurdism
First introduced: Grade 12
the philosophical position that human life has no inherent meaning, and the universe offers no rational response to human longing for purpose; Camus distinguished absurdism from nihilism by insisting one must still live and rebel
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-able suffix
usually added to complete words or Latin roots; means "capable of" (comfort → comfortable; wash → washable)
-ance / -ancy suffix
related to -ant adjectives (relevant → relevance; buoyant → buoyancy)
-ence / -ency suffix
related to -ent adjectives (different → difference; efficient → efficiency)
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