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View definitions for beautiful

beautiful

adjective as in physically attractive

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adjective as in highly pleasing to the senses

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Stern described her mother, who was also a prolific TV actor, as “beautiful, intelligent, and tough enough to be fascinatingly vulnerable.”

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She described Sunny's original funeral service in June 2022 as "beautiful".

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You have this beautiful, diverse community living together with a strong social network, taking care of each other and each other’s kids.

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He added: "Matt had a beautiful soul and a one-in-a-million personality. He always found a way to make you laugh and smile."

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Noon: Get outdoors On Sundays, I enjoy doing something outdoorsy, such as playing tennis at Nibley Park or taking a walk through Deukmejian Wilderness Park in Glendale, which is truly beautiful.

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