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| − | Panphily from 'pan' magical energy + 'phily' the state of liking, being attracted to, describes the condition of several substances, such as [[panox]], [[chalcidium]], and [[aeolian vapor]] which are said to be panphilic. These substances are able to absorb or 'conduct' panurgy from the local environment and store it. | + | Panphily from 'pan' magical energy + 'phily' the state of liking, being attracted to, describes the condition of several substances, such as [[panox]], [[chalcidium]], and [[aeolian vapor]] which are said to be panphilic. These substances are able to absorb or 'conduct' panurgy from the local environment and store it. Most living creatures are at least mildly phanphilic. |
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Panphily from 'pan' magical energy + 'phily' the state of liking, being attracted to, describes the condition of several substances, such as panox, chalcidium, and aeolian vapor which are said to be panphilic. These substances are able to absorb or 'conduct' panurgy from the local environment and store it. Most living creatures are at least mildly phanphilic.
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