Delicate
Delicate adjective - Satisfying or pleasing because of fineness or mildness.
Natural and delicate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Natural" instead an adjective "Delicate".
Nearby Words: delicacy, delicately
Both words in one sentence
- Most range from 12-14 hands high (the technical size of ponies), and are renowned for three things: Their delicate beauty, being gentle enough that children can ride stallions, and having so much natural speed and endurance that it's illegal to race them against any other breed.
Source: Pintsized Powerhouse / Real Life -
Circle Orboros, a faction of druids who seek to maintain the delicate balance between civilized order and natural chaos, in order to prevent The End of the World as We Know It.
Source: Tabletop Game / Iron Kingdoms -
The second is the sheer amount of radiation shielding and/or redundancy in design required to keep delicate electronics from being fried outside the natural protections we have on Earth (the atmosphere, magnetic field, etc).
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