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Wall Nash: Towards Destiny
At present, its perihelion (the point of the orbit closest to the Sun) occupied the
middle position as well as its apogaeic (the point of the orbit the most distant from
the Sun). The distance of these two poles were so different from 49 Chapter 7.
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From Newton to Hawking: A History of Cambridge University's ...
Adding to Newton's suggestion that comets deposited revitalizing aethers to a
spiritually depleted earth, Whiston equated comets with hell: combining their
apogaeic 'Darkness of Torment' and their perigaeic 'ungodly Smoak of Fire',
comets ...
Kevin C. Knox, Richard Noakes, 2003
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English Language Word Builder
... EGOISTIC GENTILIC HOLISTIC KISMETIC MYOGENIC PARSONIC
PODZOLIC REAGINIC SOVIETIC TARTARIC TRIPODIC AMNESTIC ANIRIDIC
APOGAEIC ASPARTIC BAUXITIC BUTANOIC DIEGETIC DIPLEGIC EMPATHIC
EPAGOGIC ...
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Wall Nesh. TOWARDS DESTINY:
At present, its perihelion (the point of the orbit closesttothe Sun)occupied
themiddle position as wellasits apogaeic (thepointofthe orbit themost distant from
the Sun). The distance ofthese two poleswere so different from each other that
any ...
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Concise English Dictionary
apogaeic. Sec apogee. apogamy z-pog'd-mi, (bot.) n. omission of the sexual
process in the life-history — the sporophyte developing either from an unfertilised
egg -cell or some other cell. — adj. apog'amous. — adv. apog amously. [Gr. apo ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
[Gr apo from, and enzyme] apogaeic. See apogee. apogamy j-pog'*-mi, (hot)n
omission of the sexual process in the life-history, whereby the sporophyte
develops either from an unfertilized egg-cell or some other cell. — <«// apogam ic
or apog ...
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Attitudes to the body in Western Christendom
By the eighteenth century, the apogaeic age of extravagance, of status through
possession and conspicuous expenditure, the degeneration and dichotomy is
manifest. 'When a woman is given over to man as his property, he demands that
she ...
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Controversies in the History of British Feminism: The rebels ...
... especially Apheta,2 who has been in a sextile position nearer the sun ever
since: this can only be accounted for by a supposition that when this enterprising
and apogaeic old lady had gone up so high, like Astolpho, she went still farther, ...
Marie Mulvey Roberts, Tamae Mizuta, 1995
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
TTPfrrcsT, =5RTRftirr; adjs. apogaeic, apogeal, apogean ^fa З^ТРТ, згт*(-;
apogeotropic (biol.) ^-3rr^ff; зрр- c^Tp^ff; л. apogeotropism ^-зтч^т apograph л.
Я%$га, |^f q^K, ^r ^ srfH apolaustic oö>. gwiíréít, ^=i+mt; mzpft, Гччч1тъ, ferrSV, ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Scriptural Geography: Portraying the Holy Land
... social, religious, cultural and intellectual trends in Britain. The argument was
stated more fully, as Porter rose to his life's work's apogaeic song – 'The special
object of prophecy was to testify to the omnipotent personal rule of God, ...
