The Irony of Language -- Regarding Words for Having Beauty and Dignity

Just thinking about language, and how ironic it is, that we may say that one is dignified, when one has dignity/self-respect, however -- when it comes to not having self-respect -- we may not necessarily say that one is dignity-less; Much like, when we say that one if full of beauty -- we say that they are beautiful; but if we are referring to someone who is lacking in beauty, we do not say that they are beauty-less -- but rather, we refer to them as being ugly; homely; or unattractive.

How Deep is My Love for the Bee Gees Classic Love Song?

"How Deep Is Your Love" from Saturday Night Fever [The Original Movie Soundtrack] -- is by far, one of my favorite Bee Gees love songs. It is perhaps, one of the most time-less, and cherished (by most people) Bee Gees hit, ever!

There is just something about the lyrics and harmony of the song, that makes it so classically beautiful. The finely tuned song, gives me goose-bumps, every-time I hear it. This is due to the fact that the brothers who layed it out, did so, in such a harmonious and well-crafted way. That's just the way the Bee Gees rolled. Who would not agree?

Is There a Logical Counterpart of the Word Beautiful, Regarding the Adjective for Being Creative?

If you have beauty, you may be deemed a beautiful person; and not as 'beautly'.

If you are creative, you may be deemed as that. However -- not as 'creatiful'. 

Language may not always be logical; ugly is left out... and 'creately' and 'beautivity' can't relate...

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