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essence

[es-uhns] / ˈɛs əns /




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In essence it was an in-house crowdfunding scheme, promising beer enthusiasts a chance to "own a slice of the brewery and share in its success and growth".

From BBC

But they did produce fascinating scenes reminiscent of a bygone era, encapsulating the essence and charm of the FA Cup's history.

From BBC

Now, time is of the essence for her to find a hubby.

From Los Angeles Times

Junko Garrett of Eagle Rock says this documentary “captures the essence of L.A.: diversity and vibrancy, amazing food and people. I was a big fan of Jonathan Gold’s articles and looked forward them every week.”

From Los Angeles Times

In essence, the central bank has cooled demand in the rest of the economy to offset the increase in demand related to the war.

From The Wall Street Journal