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Essentialness
see synonyms of essentialnessNoun
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Essentialness
see synonyms of essentialnessadjective
1.
vitally important; absolutely necessary
2.
basic; fundamental
the essential feature
3.
completely realized; absolute; perfect
essential beauty
4. biochemistry
(of an amino acid or a fatty acid) necessary for the normal growth of an organism but not synthesized by the organism and therefore required in the diet
5.
derived from or relating to an extract of a plant, drug, etc
an essential oil
6. logic
(of a property) guaranteed by the identity of the subject; necessary. Thus, if having the atomic number 79 is an essential property of gold, nothing can be gold unless it has that atomic number
7. music
denoting or relating to a note that belongs to the fundamental harmony of a chord or piece
8. pathology
(of a disease) having no obvious external cause
essential hypertension
9. geology
(of a mineral constituent of a rock) necessary for defining the classification of a rock. Its absence alters the rock's name and classification
noun
10.
something fundamental or indispensable
a sharp eye is an essential for a printer
11. music
an essential note
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Essentialness
see synonyms of essentialness adjective
1.
of or constituting the intrinsic, fundamental nature of something; basic; inherent
an essential difference
2.
absolute; complete; perfect
3.
absolutely necessary; indispensable; requisite
4.
containing, or having the properties of, a concentrated extract of a plant, drug, food, etc.
an essential oil
5. Biochemistry
needed for life or health but not synthesized within the body, as an amino acid or vitamin that must be consumed
noun
6.
something necessary or fundamental; indispensable, inherent, or basic feature or principle
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Essentialness
see synonyms of essentialnessadj.
1. Constituting or being part of the nature or essence of something; inherent: "In that era of general good will ... few Americans doubted the essential goodness of their society" (David Halberstam).
3. Medicine Of, relating to, or being a condition or a disease whose cause is unknown: essential hypertension.
4. Biochemistry Being a substance that is required for normal functioning but cannot be synthesized by the body and therefore must be included in the diet: essential amino acids.
n.
1. Something fundamental.
2. Something necessary or indispensable.
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