Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a central manner or position; with regard to the center; along a central line: as, to be centrally situated; to flow centrally, as a river through a region of country.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb In a central manner or situation.
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- adverb location In a
central manner or situation;at ,to ,through orfrom the centre.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adverb in or near or toward a center or according to a central role or function
Etymologies
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Examples
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Today, the decision to expand can be done centrally from the HQ.
Hindustan Lever Rethinks Rural Samar Srivastava 2010
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Today, the decision to expand can be done centrally from the HQ.
Hindustan Lever Rethinks Rural Samar Srivastava 2010
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Today, the decision to expand can be done centrally from the HQ.
Hindustan Lever Rethinks Rural Samar Srivastava 2010
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Yes, for some evangelical Christians, the phrase centrally expressed an antipathy to abortion or opposition to gay marriage.
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These types of develpement belong in centrally located areas where everyone can get at them.
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How quickly the inhibitory element in the stimulus develops centrally is not fully ascertainable, because the sooner the second reflex follows on the first the more the facilitation from it that it gets.
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I agree with you to have some control centrally, that is good, I beleive Obama's plan goes too far and he wants too much control.
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However, though neither of us was around when the decisions were made, I'm reasonably confident that the decision to call a centrally favored note "C" on all of them and write them as transposing instruments had a lot to do with the fact that that makes it easier for a single player to play any member of the family without having to learn new fingerings.
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But Dr Clare Gerada, chairman of thr Royal College of GPs, dismissed the idea of centrally ordering flu vaccines.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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The so-called centrally spherical double wishbone system used for the rear axle formed the basis for the handling of the roadster, which resembled the performance of a go-kart.
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