why is heirloom the most beautiful word in the english language

I reject outright the idea that a word in isolation can be beautiful or ugly.

Because we don't have many beautiful words to begin with.

le cellar door meme

I've always liked archipelago.

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tortuga

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I've always thought that herpes had a nice ring to it.

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it isn't simply pleasing to hear, but the sentiment behind the giving of an heirloom is itself sublime. an inheritance passed down through time with posterity in mind, from great grandfather, to grandfather, to father and... now to you. it begins and ends with you

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landsknecht groove
amorous austere
solar wreckage

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you don't know what's good.

That which weaves you and your heirs together across time. Delightful.

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>cellar
>door

>>9632475
I've always been partial to callipygean myself.

Friendly reminder that no language without a voiceless alveolar lateral fricative (ɬ) can be truly considered beautiful.