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chrysalis
noun as in development
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Example Sentences
Only 17 out of 390 simulated scenarios ended with Chrysalis breaking apart to create the rings.
Then add a twist when the youngest begins to emerge from the chrysalis of what appeared as an early traditional childhood gender path transforming over time into a butterfly of the opposite gender.
Chrysalis, a new line of lingerie, aims to create undergarments for transgender women.
It is hardly more than a hundred thousand years since terrestrial humanity evolved itself from the animal chrysalis.
In Leeming-street it was in the chrysalis state; in Fishergate the butterfly epoch has been reached.
As I look back I seem to myself to have been only a chrysalis.
Why remember the chrysalis after the butterfly is in the air?
This often lasts for two hours or more; it might be said that the cream remains in chrysalis, and refuses to butterfly!
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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