beautiful and odd one

Tranquility.. (United Kingdom)
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  1. quintessential
    representing the perfect example of a class or quality
    Is the most elemental and quintessential word of all, its meaning is very subjective and impossible to be emulated artificially yet plausible.
  2. emulate
    strive to equal or match, especially by imitating
    Is the most elemental and quintessential word of all, its meaning is very subjective and impossible to be emulated artificially yet plausible.
  3. elemental
    of or being the essential or basic part
    Is the most elemental and quintessential word of all, its meaning is very subjective and impossible to be emulated artificially yet plausible.
  4. artificially
    not according to nature; not by natural means
    Is the most elemental and quintessential word of all, its meaning is very subjective and impossible to be emulated artificially yet plausible.
  5. subjective
    taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias
    Is the most elemental and quintessential word of all, its meaning is very subjective and impossible to be emulated artificially yet plausible.
  6. plausible
    apparently reasonable, valid, or truthful
    Is the most elemental and quintessential word of all, its meaning is very subjective and impossible to be emulated artificially yet plausible.
Created on Tue Mar 15 22:53:17 EDT 2011

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