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substancialitat The quality of being substantial or having substance.
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These decorations have the same quality of substantiality and thorough good workmanship.
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She's the one fading out, losing traction and substantiality.
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The wretched man's delirium tremens had given that horrible substantiality to the poisonous fever gases.
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To insure satisfaction there must first of all be substantiality- aqualitywhich affects both comfort and appearance.
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A figure did certainly present itself, but one of sufficient bulk to convince me of its substantiality.
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Though a degree of astringency can be desirable in a dish or drink -it contributes a feeling of substantialness -it often becomes tiresome.
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Substantialness, conservatism, tradition, and prosperity rest like gray mantles over both.
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She did as requested and melted back against the solidness of his chest.
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Sahwah's head had demonstrated itself to be of a superior solidness of construction.
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Henrietta turned her little stone over in her hand, feeling its weight and solidness.
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Even in his loose tee shirt, the solidness of his upper body was evident.
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But there is a solidness to it she can't dismiss.
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Her only connection to the solidness of the earth.
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Cameron smiled and leaned against him, taking comfort in the firm solidness of his chest.
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She wriggled her fingers free and leaned into him, the solidness of his body a welcome memory.
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It typifies dependability, permanence, solidness and reliability.
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I got a solidness back, I was hitting the driver with both shapes, cuts and draws, Woods said.
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But we like evidence of solidness.
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She doubled over, smashing her forehead not against the car, but against the improbable solidness of his back.
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I could feel the trembling line of power where the magic pulled like a string against the solidness of it.
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Elena knew it was a dream, but as she leaned backward, she could feel the warmth and solidness of him.
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Chick noted the architecture in the entrance-way at this point; the seeming solidness of structure, as if the whole had been chiselled, not built.
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I was vaguely conscious of noises, Scottish whoops of enthusiasm and encouragement from the spectators, but really noticed nothing beyond the enfolding warm solidness.