Similar words: precariousness, viciousness, graciousness, spaciousness, perniciousness, sagaciousness, consciousness, ferociousness. Meaning: ['preʃəsnɪs] 
n. 1. the quality possessed by something with a great price or value 2. the positive quality of being precious and beyond value 3. the quality of being fastidious or excessively refined.
n. 1. the quality possessed by something with a great price or value 2. the positive quality of being precious and beyond value 3. the quality of being fastidious or excessively refined. 
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(1) His writings reveal an unattractive preciousness of style.
(2) Time is often compared to money for its preciousness.
(3) One possible positive effect the extra preciousness of life.
(4) Reverence for the beauty an preciousness of the earth, and a sense of responsibility to do what I can to make it a habitation of health and plenty for all men.
(5) We do want people to understand the preciousness of water.
(6) Honest friendship is health, whose preciousness will not felt until lost.
(7) Architectural preciousness, as a result of beautiful imaging, has created an object oriented aesthetic.
(8) I can very clearly understand obsessiveness, and the people who write to me see that I understand obsession and preciousness.
(9) And we might be attracted to the thought that the value of life is increased by its very preciousness.
(10) Just like the snake that guards a treasure, do not regard a person's ugliness, but look instead at the preciousness of their treasure. Sentencedict.com
(11) Acceptance of that pace reminds us of other rhythms beyond the sounds of our own heartbeats, teaches us about the flow of an idea, the pace of a good story, the preciousness of time. I paid attention.
(12) I simply take flower cultivation as a pleasure in my life. I feel delighted as long as my flowers bloom regardless of the size and preciousness of the blossoms.
(13) Through design and the precision of setting, diamond jewelry radiates a natural brilliance, enhanced by its rarity, durability and preciousness.
(14) Woman is closer to nature than man, which just shows woman's preciousness.
(15) Abortion advocates may be correct in their assertion that the practice is a necessary tool of population control, but they seem to neglect the preciousness of human life in its earliest stages.
(16) Therefore, I, along with my friend mentioned above, feel a greater preciousness in friendships.
(17) From all enchanted things of earth and air, this preciousness has been drawn.
(18) It gives you a sense of the finiteness of your life, the preciousness of your life.
(19) Only when we witness death will we recognize the preciousness of life.
(20) One of the lasting legacies of this activity is that it gave us a singular insight into the preciousness of the good environment.
(21) I have many things to tell you, but there 's nothing more important now than the preciousness of the time and how to use it effectively.
(22) In the real environment and space, it narrates the preciousness and tenaciousness of life.
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