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| − | Derived from "Don Quixote", a novel by the Spanish author Cervantes, quixotic refers to an individual who easily becomes wrapped up in the romance of (what they believe to be) a noble cause. | + | Derived from "[[Don Quixote]]", a [[novel]] by the [[Spanish]] [[author]] Cervantes, '''quixotic''' refers to an individual who easily becomes wrapped up in the [[romance]] of (what they believe to be) a noble cause. |
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Derived from "Don Quixote", a novel by the Spanish author Cervantes, quixotic refers to an individual who easily becomes wrapped up in the romance of (what they believe to be) a noble cause.