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beautiful | American Dictionary

beautiful
adjective
us/ˈbju·t̬ɪ·fəl/
having an attractive quality that gives pleasure to those who experience it or think about it:
I thought she was the most beautiful woman I’d ever seen.
The scenery around here is beautiful.
We heard beautiful music every night.
It was a beautiful plan.

beautifully

adverbus/ˈbju·t̬ɪ·fli, -fə·li/
She sings beautifully.

Examples of beautiful

beautiful
This is a very beautiful and useful book.
He asked whether an architect ought to be granted such wide latitude to 'butcher really beautiful buildings'.
That some of these products are astonishingly beautiful does not negate the essential naivety of the thinking.
This is a beautiful example of how languages grammaticalize the notions that are relevant to language users.
Every individual entity is beautiful, perhaps - but that leaves ugliness in plenty to be transformed or salvaged.
Therefore, accompanied by their spouses and other ethically challenged luminaries, they settled in a beautiful international site and decided to rewrite their document.
The voices are beautiful and well suited to the roles.
An extremely beautiful photographic record of a row of vortices in the case of 8 = 75" is shown in figure 15.
Wonder at any natural scene that is beautiful.
It's a very well arranged cemetery with a beautiful array of tombstones.
Despite the existence of reduplicative compounds, reduplication as a morphological process is nevertheless unproductive (*beautiful-beautiful, *happy-happy).
The book provides an excellent, detailed insight into the beautiful and intriguing environment that has enabled the microelectronics revolution.
But why is this more beautiful than the classical elegance of pre-planned harmony.
The graph in figure 12 shows a beautiful picture of what happens.
Also, its syntax hides the beautiful self-duality of the structure.
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