Things concrescence often describes (“concrescence ________”)
parallel
How concrescence often is described (“________ concrescence”)
own,
new,
divine,
everlasting,
temporal,
nontemporal,
novel,
full,
real,
actual,
present,
particular,
creative,
subsequent,
single,
progressive,
immediate,
organic,
subjective,
determinate,
embryonal,
congenital,
cosmic,
epithelial,
rapid,
individual,
complete,
hereditary,
casual,
future,
finite,
true,
mythical,
ongoing,
further,
whiteheadian
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