10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EQUINOCTIALLY»
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
EQUINOCTIALLY— EQUIPAGE. between the third and fourth — such are 3, 6, 7,
10. EQCIDISTANCE, e-kwe-dis'tans, ». (rrqiaa, and dit- tata, distant, Lat,) Equal
distance. EQUIDISTANT, e-kwe-djs'tant, a. Being at an equal distance from some
...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
EQUINAL, e-kwi'nal, Booms, e'kwine, EQUINOCTIALLY—EQUIPAGE. between
the third and fourth—such are 8, 6, 1, 10. EQUIDISTANCE, e-lrwe-dis'tans, a. (
eqmu, and dietam, distant, Lat.) Equal distance. Equrms'rasr, e-kwe-dis'tsnt, 0.
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
বিলুবকালজ্ব বা তৎসময়েশ্চৎপন্ন বা তৎস ময়ে ঘটিত বা উপস্থিত বা আগত ৷ Equinoctially,
ad. বিবুকীয়গত]নুসৰের I Equinox, n-. ৪. Lat. বিৰুর, বিষব্ররৎকত্বল. যে কালে রাত্রি
দিবা হ্ছুশ্চন হর. ৰুল্যত্ব. ঘুল্য পরিমাণ. বিৰুন্দীর বাৰু বিযুপদ. হবি Equiuumerant, a.
Lat.
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
EQUINOCTIAL, 6'-ktvy-nbk"-shzll. a. Pertaining to the equinox; happening about
the time of the equinoxes; being near the equinoctial line. EQUINOCTIALLY, e'-
kw-)'r-nbk"_ shal-y. ad. In the direction of the equinoctial. EQUINOX, eLkwy-noks.
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Origines Hebraeae: The Antiquities Of The Hebrew Republick. ...
Se- " condly, Vertical, and it (hews only from Six to " Six equinoctially. Thirdly,
Meridional, which " shews the Hours from the Rising of the Sun till " Mid-Day
upon the East Side, and fromMid-Day " till Sun-set upon the West. Fourthly,
Horizon- ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
EQUINOCTIALLY, c-kw^n6k'shaU. ad. la U* direction of the equinoctial.
EQUINOX, ekwe-nok*. s. Equinoxes are Ih precise times in which the aim enters
into th first point of Aries and Libra ; for then, moving exactly under the equinoctial
, ...
... of some tea with two other travellers, whom we found there on our return, we
retired to our rooms, to dream of the ghost of Kathleen, of the wild retreat of St.
Kevin, and to sleep, as my cousin called it, " equinoctially. " NOTES OF THE
CHASE.
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Magneticall advertisements. London 1616
William BARLOW (Archdeacon of Salisbury.), William STURGEON. If you divide a
magnet not meridionally, as in the former example, but equinoctially, as shown in
fig. 2, by. Fig. 2. C Ed D the pricked line 0 n; A still being the true north end, ...
William BARLOW (Archdeacon of Salisbury.), William STURGEON,
1843
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Sir Thomas Browne's Works, Including His Life and ...
But the great convolvulus, or white flowered bindweed, observes both motions of
the sun; while the flower twists equinoctially from the left hand to the right,
according to the daily revolution, the stalk twineth ecliptically from the right to the
left, ...
Sir Thomas Browne, Simon Wilkin,
1835
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A Dictionary of the English Language
EQUINOCTIAL, (e-kwe-ngk -shal) a. Pertaining to the equinox ; happening about
the time of the equinoxes ; being near the equinoctial line. EQUINOCTIALLY, (e-
kwe-nok'-shal-e) ad. In the direction of the equinox. EQUINOX, (e'-kwe-noks) n.
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson,
1828