primeval

IPA: praɪmˈivʌɫ

adjective

  • Belonging to the first ages.
  • Primary; original.
  • Primitive.
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Examples of "primeval" in Sentences

  • March 26, 2009 at 5: 16 am primeval is the best and the the animals are the best
  • Martian civilization had burrowed underground at some point in primeval history, after the oceans, lakes, and rivers had dried up.
  • Herbert urged that he must at least admit that there was a freshness of legend and poetry in what we call the primeval peoples that is wanting now; the mythic period is gone, at any rate.
  • The patio of his hotel room opened onto an immaculate, dew-fresh lawn, shaded by massive mango and apple trees, that descended gently to the edge of what can only be described as a primeval forest.
  • Instead of the prime vegetables more fittingly described by the word primeval, artfully displayed in the window for the delectation of the military man and his fellow country-woman the nursemaid, honest
  • There might have been more heroic characters at the siege of Troy than Abraham Lincoln, but there was not one more strongly marked individually; not one his superior in what we call primeval craft and humor.
  • Instead of the prime vegetables more fittingly described by the word primeval, artfully displayed in the window for the delectation of the military man and his fellow country-woman the nursemaid, honest Flicoteaux exhibited full salad-bowls adorned with many a rivet, or pyramids of stewed prunes to rejoice the sight of the customer, and assure him that the word

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