10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIRCUMVOLUTORY»
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circumvolutory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
circumvolutory and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Archimedes' lever will be brought into action, to afibrd the venerable dame a
circumvolutory lift. Perhaps some dissatisfaction may then be expressed at our
omission of any directions for the accomplishment of this great undertaking.
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language: With English Synonymes ...
... n. f. eircumvolution Amrodi, v. to circumvolve Amrodol, a. circumvolutory
Amroddi, v. to give around Amrosgo, a. unwieldy, vast Amrosgoedd, n. m.
unwieldiness Amrosgoew, a. in various directions Amrwth, a. yawning all round
Amrwygiad, ...
... and submit you to the torture of a disquisition on the origin and progress of
philosophy in the East, but I forbear. The circumvolutory cockchafer of my
boyhood's days stings my conscience even now. Kha'ja Shamsuddin was born at
Shiraz, ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
(amrod) Circumvolutory. Amiodi, f. a. (amrod) To revolve, or cirtiimvolve.
Amrozawl, a. (rhoz) Giving, or Scattering on all fides. Arnrozi, v. a. (rhoz) To give
round, of to lavifh. Amroziad, s.m. — f/.t.va (rhoz) A laviihing on all fides. Amrofg ,
a.
It was pleasant to see their benign exultation in her powers of mischief, and the
delight with which they exhibited the circumvolutory movement of the tower, the
quick thrusting forth of the immense guns to deliver their ponderous missiles, and
...
The path in which she advances may indeed be slow and circumvolutory, like a
spiral, but how much more expedient in the end than those deceitful curves,
which appear for a time to shoot forward almost 1834J 537 Austrian Government
of ...
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Antiquæ Linguæ Britannicæ Thesaurus: A Welsh and English ...
Amrithio, v. a. to variegate, or deversify the appearance. Amrod, s. m. a
circumvolution. Amrodi, v. a. to revolve, or circumvolve. Amrodol, a.
circumvolutory. Amroddi, v.a. to give round, or to lavish. Amrosgo, and
Amrosgoyw, a. Vid. Abrwysyl.
It was pleasant to see their benign exultation in her powers of mischief, and the
delight with which they exhibited the circumvolutory movement of the tower, the
quick thrusting forth of the immense guns to deliver their ponderous missiles, and
...
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Berlin under the New Empire
... Berlinese kaelzelqfen, a monumental stove of clay and gypsum, glazed outside
with white porcelain, the interior being so contrived that the heat passes slowly
through endless circumvolutory valves, which by degrees warm the whole mass.
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A dictionary of the Welsh language. [Preceded by] A grammar ...
(amrod) Circumvolutory. Amrodi.r. a. (amrori ) To revolve, or círcumvolve.
Amroddawi, <i. (rhodd) Giving on all sides. Aniroddi. r.a. (rhodd) To give round, or
to lavish. Amroddiad, ». m. — pi. t. au (rhodd) A lavishing or distributing on all
sides.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CIRCUMVOLUTORY»
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circumvolutory is used in the context of the following news items.
Activists Wary of US Easing Ban on Burmese Imports
... held accountable, versus a sector like gemstones, which is somewhat unique in it's opacity, its circumvolutory path of getting goods to market, ... «Voice of America, Nov 12»
The Golden Age Of Dirty Talk
Parts shuffle and recombine in circumvolutory spirals: her 'ruff' to his 'sweepstakes,' his bilbo to her wheel. You could explore her terra ... «The Awl, Oct 11»
