The most beautiful word in the English language is.....
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kmo, would it be helpful to you to have a working definition of the word "beautiful?"
Arthur Brain
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kmo, would it be helpful to you to have a working definition of the word "beautiful?"
Bear in mind you're conversing with someone who thinks a sprout is something which could double for the Taj Mahal........:liberals:
Aside from that:
Serenity.
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annabenedetti
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A very nice word; reasonably attractive.
Unfortunately, whenever I see it, I think of Seinfeld's Frank Costanza and Serenity now!
Arthur Brain
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A very nice word; reasonably attractive.
Unfortunately, whenever I see it, I think of Seinfeld's Frank Costanza and Serenity now!
Now that's how I'm likely to see it as well....
lain: 'Lush'
annabenedetti
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Now that's how I'm likely to see it as well....
'Lush'
:think: Depends on the usage. My jury is out pending further information.
Arthur Brain
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Out where? And are you paying them?
lain: How about 'plush'?
(awaits verdict....)
annabenedetti
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Don't ask questions.
lain:Adding a letter to an already existing plain word does not, in this case, make it more beautiful. Case closed.
Arthur Brain
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Don't ask questions.
Why not?
Both words have independence from each other so your objection, in terms of additional lettering, are invalid. Case reopened.....
lain: Luminescence
lain:
annabenedetti
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Why not?
lain:Invalid argument as a result of a fatal noun/verb non-agreement (objection/are). Case closed.
lain: Jury is unanimous. Adding suffix to previous root results in a new word qualifying as beautiful.
Arthur Brain
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Insufficient reasoning as to why former "demand" should have been taken seriously in the first place.
lain: Invalid argument as a result of a fatal noun/verb non-agreement (objection/are). Case closed.
You're overlooking the obvious antonym & implied homophone, not to mention the less mortally wounding adjective.....
Jury is unanimous. Adding suffix to previous root results in a new word qualifying as beautiful.
Oh goody.....
I prefer 'prefix' myself....
lain: (What...?)
annabenedetti
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Insufficient reasoning as to why former "demand" should have been taken seriously in the first place.
It's my thread.
lain:Obfuscation ill becomes you.
In other words, throwing more words at your unfortunate mismatch won't fix it.
(What...?)
Arthur Brain
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It's my thread.
Then patent it.
lain:Obfuscation ill becomes you.
In other words, throwing more words at your unfortunate mismatch won't fix it.
(What...?)
I concur with (What...?)
Besides such shenanigans I offer this word:
Shenanigans...
lain:
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Arthur Brain
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The happy result of leaving you speechless. :chuckle:
Run out of real words, have you?