heterotopism (Meaning)
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heterotopism (n.)
Alt. of Heterotopy
Synonyms & Antonyms of heterotopism
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heterotopism Sentence Examples
- The graveyard served as a heterotopism, a space outside of everyday life where mourners could grieve and connect with the dead.
- The shopping mall was a heterotopism, a place where people could escape the mundane and indulge in consumerism.
- The labyrinthine tunnels beneath the city were a heterotopism, a hidden and disorienting realm that defied conventional navigation.
- The refugee camp was a heterotopism, a temporary and liminal space that existed outside of national boundaries.
- The asylum was a heterotopism, an institution that segregated individuals deemed "mad" from the rest of society.
- The prison was a heterotopism, a space of confinement and punishment that operated according to its own rules.
- The theater was a heterotopism, a place where reality was suspended and audiences could experience a different world.
- The library was a heterotopism, a sanctuary of knowledge and ideas that transcended the limits of time and space.
- The Internet was a heterotopism, a virtual realm that connected people across physical and cultural boundaries.
- The doctor's office was a heterotopism, a space where bodies were examined, diagnosed, and potentially altered.
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Alt. of Heterotopy
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The graveyard served as a heterotopism, a space outside of everyday life where mourners could grieve and connect with the dead.
The shopping mall was a heterotopism, a place where people could escape the mundane and indulge in consumerism.
The labyrinthine tunnels beneath the city were a heterotopism, a hidden and disorienting realm that defied conventional navigation.
The refugee camp was a heterotopism, a temporary and liminal space that existed outside of national boundaries.
