variants
| майновний |
material
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| матеріальний |
material
tangible
physical
corporeal
earthen
fleshly
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| плотський |
carnal
fleshly
sensuous
pandemic
corporal
material
|
| речовий |
material
objective
|
| речовинний |
material
|
| крам |
goods
commodity
stuff
material
|
| матеріал |
material
stuff
matter
medium
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| матерія |
matter
material
stuff
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synonyms
noun
adjective
examples
The Roman Catholic church during its four hundred years of rule in Latin America, of which three hundred and fifty were an absolute rule, has been more interested in purely material gains for the treasuries and coffers in Rome than in educating its subjects in the true Christian spirit.
’ The breasts have been cut away and the remaining material sewn together to create a flatter chest that would fool nobody in the skin trade.
She also liked the way the man’s shoulders rippled under the thin material of his shirt.
Vand understood material tolerance better than any man alive, and held it there purposefully.
Nesta took that as her cue to leave, and nodded to the females as they fell into a discussion about the material.
Nesta frowned at the dripping snow on the brocaded material and picked it up, eager for anything to do with herself to avoid going into that room.
He—”She fists the material of her skirt.
They chatted as their fingers moved independently, accurately, stitching fine white triangles of material into long sheets of patchwork.
He knelt face to face with her, crushing the material of the skirt between their upper bodies, and found her so eager for the taste of his skin, her lips finding his shoulder, sucking at his neck, moaning without shame of being overheard.
“Wizards reading my fate from material written in my flesh?
His suit was made with heat-insulating material and his boots had been treated to be resistant to the cold, but the relentless weather still froze him to the core.
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