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| I would like to limit the meaning to the quality of being beautiful. I could find the sentences below. So, I think the four forms below are possible. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. She has a beauty that comes from within. I admired the beauty of the landscape. the beauties of nature Question: “beauties” with no articles can be used when it means the quality of being beautiful? If any, I would like to see an example. Thanks. |
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| 1. I admired the beauty of the landscape. 2. the beauties of nature beauties, something that is beautiful in nature or in some natural or artificial environment [e.g., the beauties of the truth]. beauties - Definitions from Dictionary.com beauties - Google Search |
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