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By all evidence he is also a preternaturally well read man.

From here they could look back through the preternaturally clear air.

After a moment, he started out again, slowly, everything preternaturally clear.

He seemed to be moving through a preternaturally quiet city.

We expect every one to be preternaturally fit all the time.

His eyes, even from this distance, were a deep brown and seemed preternaturally large.

We spent a lot of time at the preternaturally beautiful spa.

The hospital was preternaturally silent at 4:10 in the morning.

He is preternaturally patient, always waiting for the best moment to strike.

Other than that, the neighborhood was silent and almost preternaturally still.

For a second or two, the diner was preternaturally silent.

It was true; he still felt fresh, and preternaturally alert.

The period is not the official shopping week of the preternaturally thin.

The trees of the nearby grove were preternaturally green and clear.

The heat within him had fallen away, leaving his thoughts preternaturally clear.

The landscape seemed preternaturally bright, better than real life; this was fun!

Or did being writers make them preternaturally interested in gossip?

So far the fall had been almost preternaturally beautiful.

He was preternaturally unphysical and did not know how to drive a car.

Other associations between car and place, however, seem to have sprung up almost preternaturally.

Then she set the heel of her preternaturally strong left hand against his chin and pulled.

But others, whose threshold for rejection is preternaturally high, survive.

On each side of the central worm a small area glowed preternaturally white.

From a little distance the raw new surface looked preternaturally smooth.

On this preternaturally sunny day, the world mirrors their mood.