Look up: pulchritude

1. pulchritude
   [n] - physical beauty (especially of a woman)
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2. pulchritude
   [n] - physical beauty (especially of a woman)
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3. Pulchritude
   archaic or obsolete terms > General: Beauty
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4. Pulchritude
   Pul"chri·tude noun [ Latin pulchritudo , from pulcher beautiful.] 1. That quality of appearance which pleases the eye; beauty; comeliness; grace; loveliness. « Piercing our heartes with thy pulchritude .» Court of Love. 2. Attractive moral excellence; moral beauty. « By the pulchritude of their souls make up what is wanting in …
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5. pulchritude
   1. That quality of appearance which pleases the eye; beauty; comeliness; grace; loveliness. "Piercing our heartes with thy pulchritude." (Court of Love) ... 2. Attractive moral excellence; moral beauty. "By the pulchritude of their souls make up what is wanting in the beauty of their bodies." (Ray) ... Origin: L. Pulchritudo, fr. Pulcher beautiful.
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6. pulchritude
   noun physical beauty (especially of a woman)
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7. Pulchritude
   • (n.) That quality of appearance which pleases the eye; beauty; comeliness; grace; loveliness. • (n.) Attractive moral excellence; moral beauty.
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8. pulchritude
   pulchritude 1. Great physical beauty and appeal; comeliness. 2. Beauty; handsomeness; grace; that quality of form which pleases the eye. 3. Moral beauty; those qualities of the mind which good men love and approve. One oddity about pulchritude is that it almost vanished from British English after the seventeenth century, but has survived in American Engli...
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