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soap bubble
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soap bubble
n.
1. A bubble, especially a large one, formed from soapy water.
2. Something beautiful but transient or illusory.
soap bubble
n
1. a bubble formed from soapy water
2. something that is ephemeral but attractive
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Noun1.soap bubble - a bubble formed by a thin soap filmsoap bubble - a bubble formed by a thin soap film
bubble - a hollow globule of gas (e.g., air or carbon dioxide)
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