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Discover LudwigThe phrase "primitive allure" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a basic, raw, or instinctive attraction to something, often evoking a sense of nostalgia or a connection to nature. Example: "The primitive allure of the untouched wilderness drew her in, making her forget the chaos of modern life."
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Losses by top seeds and big names — most notably, Roger Federer and Serena Williams — may have diminished the appeal of the final weekend at this year's French Open, but the sight on a Sunday morning of that crushed red brick at Roland Garros retains a primitive allure.
By Nick Paumgarten June 3, 2010 Losses by top seeds and big names — most notably, Roger Federer and Serena Williams — may have diminished the appeal of the final weekend at this year's French Open, but the sight on a Sunday morning of that crushed red brick at Roland Garros retains a primitive allure.
Attracted to the "primitive" allure of the French Polynesian island, he took three teenage wives there, who he likely infected with syphilis.
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They don't explore or analyze the allure of the primitive so much as they take it for granted as a motif they can play with.
Allure, however, was the perfect venue for the primitive displays of power I was susceptible to, and it changed who I was.
He is at once allured and repelled by science or sex, the primitive or the artificial, romanticism, or religion.
Very primitive.
So primitive!
Fatal allure..
The allure?
The allure is powerful.
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