Noun:

డివిడరేషన్,

deus ex machina's Usage Examples:

The discovery of more lines on the parchment was a simple deus ex machina to get Homer freed and to end the episode.

Sometimes, the unlikeliness of the deus ex machina plot device is employed deliberately.

Ex Machina is a portion of the phrase deus ex machina, meaning "god from the machine".

A deus ex machina narration by James Earl Jones says the kids learned to live in peace and were somehow rescued by Moe Szyslak.

" The term deus ex machina is used to refer to a narrative ending in which an improbable event.

The latest Jeeves is indeed vintage, although Jeeves himself is largely absent, being on holiday at Herne Bay for the shrimping, from whence he returns as a deus ex machina just in time to save Bertie.

The revelation that Principal Skinner was an impostor and the self-referential deus ex machina ending were negatively received by many fans and critics, with many seeing this episode responsible for the series as a whole jumping the shark.

Eucatastrophe has been labelled by some as a form of deus ex machina, due to both sharing an impossible problem being suddenly resolved.

Cultural referencesMost of the episode's plot, namely a group of children trapped on an island and the breakdown of law, order and civility, is a reference to William Golding's 1954 novel Lord of the Flies, including the use of deus ex machina as a plot device that saves the children.

The play is a departure from Canth"s usual positivistic realism in that there is a deus ex machina, or a sudden resolution to.

The deus ex machina device is often criticized as inartistic, too convenient, and overly simplistic.

He is the source of some weird gadgets which wreak havoc in Bumble's life or work as a deus ex machina to solve the problems which Bumble's ill-conceived grand designs have caused.

2: Flight (2002), premiered and recorded by the Daedalus Quartet;Amadeus ex machina (2001), given its Russian premiere by the St.

Synonyms:

causal agent, causal agency, cause,

Antonyms:

dissuade,