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noun | 1. A quality of passion and inspiration.
2. (In the folklore of Spain, Portugal, Latin America, and the Philippines) A supernatural being or spirit resembling a pixie or imp. |
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 | "The duende behind his recycled-material sculptures is inspired by the ocean." | "The flamenco dancers expressed duende through their movements across the ballroom." | "My grandmother told me so many stories about the duende when I visited her during summer." |
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 | Spanish, late 17th century |
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 | The duende, a mythological figure found in Latin American, Spanish, and Filipino lore, is a mischievous figure that features in stories ranging from merely playful to downright terrifying. ... |  |
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