Meaning

2 senses
  1. A primal cut (of meat).

  2. The first element of something, especially the first letter of a word.

Examples

6 sentences
  1. You awaken primal urges in me.

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  2. There's a certain primal joy in building a fire.

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  3. Some politicians try to evoke the primal fear of everything foreign.

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  4. Appetite is one of humankind's three primal needs, alongside sleep and sexual desire.

  5. Justice moved my high maker; divine power made me, the supreme wisdom and the primal love.

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Origin

Probably partly from Medieval Latin prīmālis, from Latin prīmus (“first”) + -ālis, and par

Probably partly from Medieval Latin prīmālis, from Latin prīmus (“first”) + -ālis, and partly from prime + -al.

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Forms

plural: primals
Singularprimal
Pluralprimals

regular

See also

neighbours in the dictionary
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