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pulcritude

 

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Pulcritude

  1. Noun - Beauty or physical attractiveness

    Pulcritude refers to the state or quality of being beautiful or physically attractive. It involves an aesthetic appeal that captivates and pleases the senses.

    Example sentence: Her pulcritude was undeniable, with flawless features and a radiant smile that charmed everyone around her.

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  2. Noun - A beautiful or attractive person

    Pulcritude can also be used to refer to someone who possesses beauty or physical attractiveness.

    Example sentence: As she entered the room, heads turned to admire the pulcritude that embodied her.

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  3. Noun - Cleanliness or tidiness

    Pulcritude can alternatively signify a state of cleanliness or tidiness, emphasizing order and neatness.

    Example sentence: The pulcritude of her well-organized office reflected her disciplined approach to work.

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  4. Noun - Purity or moral beauty

    In a metaphorical sense, pulcritude may also describe purity or moral beauty.

    Example sentence: The pulcritude of her actions demonstrated her unwavering commitment to honesty and integrity.

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  5. Noun - A beauty contest or beauty pageant

    Pulcritude can be used to refer to a beauty contest or beauty pageant, where individuals compete based on their physical appearance.

    Example sentence: She was crowned the winner of the pulcritude, impressing the judges with her elegance and grace.

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