muse
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arousing to a particular emotion or actionsynonyms: inspiration
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a sudden intuition as part of solving a problemsynonyms: illumination, inspirationtype of:intuitioninstinctive knowing (without the use of rational processes)
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anything that provides inspiration for later worksynonyms: sourcetype of:inspirationarousal of the mind to special unusual activity or creativity
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Set during the Great Depression, Steinbeck's classic novel tells the story of shrewd, scheming George and loyal, childlike Lennie. The two farm workers dream of owning their own land but must struggle merely to survive.
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