primordial

We were, in fact, walking on the bed of a primordial river.

The dog was the first to die at that primordial time.

Cheating is a primordial economic act: getting more for less.

There is a powerful, almost primordial feeling that they have to provide all the care, no matter at what cost to themselves.

There is an almost palpable primordial feel to the place.

In this setting there is something primordial about building with wood.

These conditions are assumed to be similar to those of primordial earth.

They turned the camp into something close to primordial chaos.

That's one of the reasons they never find these primordial black holes.

But there is good reason to pay attention to such a primordial conflict between two athletes.

The search for shelter seems to him to go on at a nearly primordial level.

It could be a primordial mix of rock and ice.

The report further highlights the primordial role of regional policy.

Are there men with a great potential for love but who have never loved in this primordial, original way?

Because the sky still lay on the primordial sea, it was black.

Are they a return to our beginnings, the primordial egg?

If he spoke true, his has to be a text of primordial importance.

His eyes had slipped past humanity to become almost primordial.

They rose from the bottom of the primordial ocean to create the world.

A third reason for the longevity of this conflict is its primordial nature.

They are nothing but the manifestations of the five primordial elements.

However, the Earth was not one of the first primordial worlds to be formed.

She then separates out the four elements of fire, earth, water, and air from primordial matter.

It was the first time I'd ever called on the primordial powers to witness anything.