Primordial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRIMORDIAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something primordial
• A first principle or element.
ADJECTIVE:
• original, rudimentary
• existing at or from the beginning of time; primeval
• (especially of a feeling or state) basic and fundamental
• (of a cell, part, or tissue) in the earliest stage of development
• First in order; primary; original; of earliest origin; as, primordial condition.
• Of or pertaining to the lowest beds of the Silurian age, corresponding to the Acadian and Potsdam periods in American geology. It is called also Cambrian, and by many geologists is separated from the Silurian.
• Originally or earliest formed in the growth of an individual or organ; as, a primordial leaf; a primordial cell.
• having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• first created or develope; primeval 1; existing in or persisting from the beginning (as of a solar system or universe); earliest formed in the growth of an individual or organ; primitive

Words related to PRIMORDIAL

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Words that contain PRIMORDIAL

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How to use PRIMORDIAL in a sentence

• For if once we allow creation at all, the creation of the world at any stage of Evolution is just as conceivable as the creation of primordial atoms.
• God is not only the primordial, unlimited being, he is also the highest good, the final end of all striving.
• The law that holds this community together is largely traditional and customary and almost always as its primordial bond there is some sort of temple and some sort of priest.
• Before him and upon either side, to the north and to the east and to the south, stretched primordial desolation.
• This is the world as God made it, with all its primordial beauty.
• It was a fight to the death, a primordial fight for the survival of the fittest.
• The latter are thus the more essential, or at least the more primordial results.
• And last, and strangest, there had come into my mind a vague and vast impression that in some way all good was a remnant to be stored and held sacred out of some primordial ruin.
• It took the hill diagonally, and quickly lost itself round a bend in the narrow roadway which had been hewn out of the primordial forest.
• It was a maze of desolation, and magnificent hills and forests of primordial growth.
• At other times he appears to be considered as the pure primordial essence of evil.
• This process cannot stop short of the primordial cell, which again will probably turn out to be but a brief resting-place.
• But here in the primordial solitudes, under the solemn cope of the sky, the thought lost its terror.
• All this primordial mass of pleasurable activities enumerated above, undergoes profound modifications as the result of growth and education.
• The genius of modern civilization shrinks from forcing its way through those impenetrable primordial forests.
• For in truth all our justice, morality, all our thoughts and feelings, derive from three or four primordial necessities, whereof the principal one is food.
• This fundamentally admits of no successive action of powers, but makes the simultaneous application of all forces intended for the shock appear as a primordial law of War.
• Advanced scientists assure us of life, motion, even intelligence, appetite, and affection in the most primitive primordial atoms.
• Reason, although essentially allied to intelligence, is not, like it, primordial in man.
• Hunting is a savage primordial instinct inherited from our ancestors.
• This marvel of molecular structure seems already to have removed us sufficiently far from the idea of a simple inert mass, which might be primordial and self-caused.
• He is a man without a voice and such a man is most conscious of the primordial emotions of hating those who bar his pleasure and love toward those who facilitate it.
• Had Perry been dead, I should gladly have pitted my strength and wit against the savage and primordial world in which I found myself.
• What lies nearer the roots of our being must needs enjoy a wider prevalence and engage the soul more completely, being able to touch its depths and hush its primordial murmurs.
• He will have reverted, in other words, to crude experience, to primordial illusion.
• The young male, as she had actually seen him, had been of the sailor type, hard-bitten, primordial, ruthless.
• It is conceivable that the evolution of the primordial living substance should have taken place only along the plant line.

Similar words containing PRIMORDI without suffix al

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