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36 INTRINSICALITY— EXTRINSICALITY CLASS I.
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isting, self -existent; undestroyed, existent, non existing, etc., nega -
tangible, not ideal, not imagined, tive, blank, absent.
not supposititious, not potential, Unreal, potential, virtual, base -
virtual, effective, unideal, true, less, unsubstantial (4), imaginary,
mere, objective. ideal, vain, fanciful, unpractical,
{ Adverbs, etc, ). Actually, really, shadowy, supposititious.
absolutely, positively, etc ,, in Unborn, uncreated, unbegotten.
fact, de facto, ipso facto, in esse. Annihilated, destroyed, ex -
( Phrase ). In posse - tinct, gone, lost, perished, melted,
dissolved, faded, exhausted, van -
ished, missing, disappeared, de-
parted, defunct (3G0).
( Adverbs ) * Negatively, virtu -
ally, etc.
( PAru c). In nubibus.
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2°. BEING IN THE CONCRETE
3. SUBSTANTIALITY {Substan- 1 4. UNSUBSTANTIALITY ( Sub -
tires ), hypostasis, person, thing, stantives ), insubstantiality, noth -
being, something, existence, en - ingness, nihility, nothing, naught,
tity, body, physique, substance, nihil, nil, zero, cipher, nonentity,
object, article, creature, matter, nobody, see 187.
material, stuff 316), substratum, ( Phrases).Nothing at all; noth -
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plcnum, protoplasm. ing whatever; nothing on earth;
Totality of existences, see nothing under the sun.
World (318). A desert.
( Phrase ). Something or other. A shadow, phantom, phantasm,
( Adjectives ). Substantive, sub- phantasmagoria, dream, mock -
stantial, hearty, bodily, tangible, ery, air, thin air, idle dream, idle
corporal, corporeal, material, ob- talk, ignis fatuus, mirage ,
jective, hypostatic. Void , vacuum, vacuity, vac*
( Adverbs) Substantially, etc , ancy, voidnesa, vacuousness, in -
essentially. * * anity, emptiness, hollowness,
blank, chasm, gap, hiatus (198);
empty space.
( Adjectives ). Unsubstantial, immaterial, void, vacant,
vacuous, blank, null, inane, idle, hollow, airy, visionary,
see 515.
3 ° . FORMAL EXISTENCE
Internal Conditions External Conditions
5. LNTRINSICALITY( Substantives), 6. EXTIUNSICALITY ( Substan-
inbeing, immanence, inherence, tives ), extraneousness, objective-
inhesion, essence ; essentiality, ness, objectivity, accident, super-
subjectiveness, subjectivity, es- ficiality, incident.
sential part, soul, quintessence, ( Adjectives). Derived from
quiddity, gist, pith, core, back - without, objective, extrinsic ,
l>one. marrow; incarnation. extrinsical, extraneous, modal ,
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