Adoxography is a term used to describe fine writing or eloquent writing on a trivial subject. It combines the Greek roots "ado" meaning "worthless" and "graphy" meaning "writing." Thus, adoxography refers to the art of writing about insignificant, trivial, or minor topics in a sophisticated or polished manner. The concept highlights the contrast between the quality of the writing and the lack of substantial content in the subject matter.
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