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elemental
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elemental
emanating from or pertaining to elements.
elemental diet
see elemental diet.
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At this point you remember that the Bolles-Wilson manner is soundly based on the broad church of Modernist elementalism that Peter learned at the hand of Elia Zenghelis, and Julia at the hand of the Egon Eiermann aficionados who would have taught her in Karlsruhe.
Munster library gives cause for great hopes for Bolles-Wilson's Milan ... by Cook, Peter / The Architectural Review
We practice elementalism when we talk about feelings and thoughts as if they were distinct elements that can exist without each other.
General semantics and emotional intelligence by Levinson, Martin H. / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
The principle of elementalism can be seen at the base of personalized reporting, which often portrays leaders like Bush, Bin Laden, or Saddam Hussein as omnipotent, standing above society with the power to manipulate it without restraint.
Personalized journalism lacks depth by Hoffmann, Gregg / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
 
 
 
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