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Definition of «elemental»

Elemental refers to something that is basic or fundamental, and relates to the most simple and basic forms of a subject. It can also refer to anything that is natural or inherent, such as emotions or instincts. In its original sense, elemental means related to one of the four classical elements - earth, water, air, and fire.

Usage examples

  1. The wizards in the fantasy novel possessed elemental powers, with some being able to control fire, water, or earth.
  2. The scientist conducted a study to analyze the elemental composition of different soil samples collected from various regions.
  3. The yoga instructor taught a class on elemental practices, exploring the connection between different elements like air, water, and earth.
  4. The perfume company launched a new fragrance collection inspired by the four elemental forces of nature: fire, water, air, and earth.
  5. The artist created a stunning painting that depicted the elemental forces of a thunderstorm, capturing the power of lightning, wind, and rain.

Phrases with «elemental»

Sentences with «elemental»

  • Not only are you able to swap between the different types of elemental damage, you can do this on the fly. (destinynewshub.com)
  • Combine weapons with elemental energy in order to create different weapons. (kickstarter.com)
  • The game's arms come in all different shapes, weights, and sizes, and each offers up different types of elemental damage and reach distance, meaning experimentation is very much encouraged. (gameplanet.com.au)
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