#112: anomia

9/29/2015

the joyous grandam
was glowing of countenance
despite anomia

Do you ever see a person, wish you could talk to them... get to know them a little better... just because they look so interesting?

I have no idea who this woman is, but she expresses grace, confidence, wisdom, peace... beauty.

DEFINITION of this 4-syllable noun:

Medicine/Medical. the inability to name objects or to recognize the written or spoken names ofobjects.

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