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sublime

[suh-blahym] / səˈblaɪm /


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Emerging from that “old constellation” of the European state system, Mr. Shalev argues, “the American Union presented itself . . . as a new constellation of star-states that was regulated, predictable, harmonious and sublime.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Leeds' sublime second goal in the 43rd minute was a rude awakening for Chelsea's title prospects.

From Barron's

This week at his home Open on Melbourne's sublime sandbelt would be a great place for Smith to start.

From BBC

Cushioned between the more experimental songs, however, were the real crowd-pleasers: An elegiac version of Lucky, a beautifully twisted No Surprises and a genuinely sublime version of Weird Fishes/Arpeggi.

From BBC

Taste in gardens and landscapes tilted from love of picturesque nature inhabited by people and animals towards sublime Romantic wildness.

From The Wall Street Journal