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Term: Book-burning

Description:

Book-burning refers to the act of deliberately destroying books by setting them on fire, typically as a form of censorship or ideological suppression. It has been historically used as a means to suppress dissenting opinions or ideas.

Sample Sentences:

1. The book-burning event organized by the totalitarian regime was a disgraceful attempt to silence opposing viewpoints.
2. In the dark times of history, book-burning was employed as a tool to erase cultural diversity and freedom of thought.
3. Despite facing threats and intimidation, the author resolutely continued writing, refusing to be overcome by the fear of book-burning.
4. Education and knowledge are powerful antidotes to ignorance and book-burning.
5. Witnessing the bonfire of books, I felt a deep sadness for the lost stories and suppressed voices.

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