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Meanings of peculiarly beautiful in English
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Usage of peculiarly beautiful in English
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The daylight in the internal palaces is peculiarly beautiful, almost unearthly.
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The intense reticence of this entry seems to me peculiarly beautiful.
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He had the most peculiarly beautiful blond hair I ever saw on a man.
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Among the peculiarly beautiful effects that America produces, sky signs must be counted high.
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There is something peculiarly beautiful and peculiarly touching about that.
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Everything is there-history ,legends ,art-andthequotations and illustrations are peculiarly beautiful and convincing.
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You know how the 'scale can be peculiarly beautiful?
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A sunset seen in the sublime wildness of Icelandic scenery has a peculiarly beautiful effect.
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Her figure, peculiarly beautiful, was filled with the most harmonious of inspiration; it was ensouled.
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And there was one peculiarly beautiful tree whose name and breed I did not know.
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She was looking sweet and sad and peculiarly beautiful.
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The vale of Llanrwst is peculiarly beautiful and fertile.
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When exposed to heat, the hydrate loses its water, and gives a peculiarly beautiful flame.
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And in young men moderation is peculiarly beautiful.
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The latter of these islands is peculiarly beautiful.
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The sunsets during that autumn were peculiarly beautiful.
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