v. (-ll-; US -l-) 1 entangle or become entangled. 2 fray out. 3 (often foll. by out) disentangle, unravel, separate into threads. [probably Dutch ravelen]

... works another time -; d) reading and writing violated . The famous composer Maurice Ravel , suffering from this kind of. aphasia after an injury in a car accident , was no.longer able ... (Psycholinguistics)
... , asIFranko notes , isthemusic ofhuman feelings andhuman .moods [26 , pTheoutstanding composer MRavel sees theessence ofmusic increating consonance of.feelings Themateriality ofways ofexpressing feelings ... (Aesthetics)
... variability Its outstanding representatives inpainting : CMonet , ORenoir , EDegas , ASisley ; inmusic - MRavel , CDebussy , AScriabin ; inliterature - PAltenberg Inthecentury features oftheimpressionistic worldview arecharacteristic oftheworks ... (Aesthetics)
... number was a multiple of three . Various kinds of obsessions were inherent in G Hegel , G Maler and M Ravel b ) Phobias manifest themselves as strongly pronounced , obsessive fears that. are beyond control and logical ... (Psychology of creativity and genius)
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