radial energy
noun
A hypothetical form of energy postulated to produce increasing organization and complexity in both the physical and spiritual worlds, and to be manifest, for example, in the evolution of living organisms and in the development of ideas.
Origin
1950s. After French énergie radiale, introduced by Teilhard de Chardin in writings published posthumously: see Le Phénomène Humain 62.
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- if there ever was
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- if truth be told
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- if wishes were horses, beggars would ride
- if you ask me
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- if you know (or see) what I mean
- if you like
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- if you'll pardon the expression
- if you please
- if you will
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