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element

Definition for element

noun as in essential feature

noun as in place where one feels comfortable

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Example Sentences

The act's most controversial element, the offer of conditional immunity to suspects, has been disapplied following legal action by bereaved families.

From BBC

“Our Reserves are an essential and extremely valued element of the Armed Forces and the contributions they make to our resilience and our ability to call on additional personnel when required are vital.”

From BBC

Lohan’s first two Netflix films, “Falling for Christmas” and the godawful “Irish Wish,” had cheesy dialogue and slight magical elements that made both films feel wholly undeserving of Lohan’s singular presence.

From Salon

Next year, the company will open permanent retail centers, called Netflix House, inside former department store locations in Texas and Pennsylvania that combine all those elements — food, merchandise and experiences based on Netflix programs.

That largely disregarded element is the simple fact that Photorealist art is labor intensive.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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