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virtual adjective basic, capable, constructive, deep down, deep rooted, deep seated, equivalent, essential, fundamental, implicit, indirect, inherent, intrinsic, potent, potential, powerful, practical, substantive, tantamount to, underlying, viable
Associated concepts: virtual adoption, virtual representation
See also: constructive
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