The notion that human existence is basically absurd and meaningless. Absurd theatre became particularly significant in the 1950s, where it combined both existentialism with farce. Noteworthy absurd dramas include Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead by Tom Stoppard.

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The notion that: 17 phrases in 4 subjects

General	5
Makarov	9
Programming	1
Rhetoric	2

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IS
gen.	ИБ
mol.gen.	международная шкала
pharma.	внутренний стандарт


human existence
philos.	человеческое существование


basically
gen.	в самой своей основе; в своей основе


the
slang	как знак превосходства качества


Waiting for Godot
gen.	ожидание того, что никогда не произойдёт


Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
lit.	"Розенкранц и Гильденстерн мертвы"


meaningless
gen.	бессмысленный


become
gen.	стать


s
el.	с


where
gen.	куда бы ни