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Samuel Butler's satirical utopia whose name is an anagram of its location
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erewhon
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Erewhon is a novel by Samuel Butler. Erewhon may also refer to: Erewhon (album) , a 1996 album by David Thomas and Two Pale Boys Erewhon (Honorverse) , a fictional polity in the Honorverse series of novels Erewhon Basin , an ice-free area in Antarctica ...
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"utopia," from title of a book published 1872 by British author Samuel Butler (1835-1902), a partial reversal of nowhere .
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Erewhon \Erewhon\ prop. n. [nowhere spelled backwards.] the fictitious land described in the novel Erewhon by Samuel Butler. [WordNet 1.5] ||
Usage examples of erewhon.
Having the arrays localized and destroyed would have been bad enough, but the present generation of recon drones had all the Ghost Rider bells and whistles, including the very latest grav-pulse coms and several other goodies Erewhon had never had to turn over to Haven in the first place.
Obviously, no one has discussed Case Red Alpha with the Erewhonese, but last week the Erewhon Ambassador initialed an agreement in principle for a defensive military alliance with us.
This naturally included the Erewhonese, the more so in that they imported vast quantities of aquacultural and forestry products from Silvestria in a fleet of massive bulk carriers that made a highly visible component of the Erewhon Merchant Marine.
Erewhon wasn't far behind, and for all their enthusiasm, the San Martinos were scarcely in the same league as Manticoran or Erewhonian machine politicians out to demonize their foes.
Erewhon wasn’t far behind, and for all their enthusiasm, the San Martinos were scarcely in the same league as Manticoran or Erewhonian machine politicians out to demonize their foes.
In fact, Benjamin was probably understating the Erewhonese reaction—not least because Erewhon had been forced to live under the shadow of Peep conquest for far longer than Grayson had.