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www.etymonline.com/word/bile "also in old medicine one of the four humors (also known as choler), thus "bitterness of feeling, peevishness," supposedly caused by excess of bile (especially as black bile, 1797)." it's a humour, buddy boy
Bile - Etymology, Origin & Meaning
Bile, from Latin bilis via French, means a yellow bitter liver fluid aiding digestion and figuratively, anger or bitterness linked to excess in old medicine.
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October 21, 2025 at 8:47 PM
www.etymonline.com/word/bile "also in old medicine one of the four humors (also known as choler), thus "bitterness of feeling, peevishness," supposedly caused by excess of bile (especially as black bile, 1797)." it's a humour, buddy boy
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Sometimes people say “political violence” needs to involve at least one state actor. Other times, they say that it needs to be motivated by political disagreement. Is women’s aspiration to self-determination and dignity a “political opinion” that could motivate “political” violence? Just wondering!
September 11, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Sometimes people say “political violence” needs to involve at least one state actor. Other times, they say that it needs to be motivated by political disagreement. Is women’s aspiration to self-determination and dignity a “political opinion” that could motivate “political” violence? Just wondering!