Definitions
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- adj. Alternative spelling of semicircular.
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Examples
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Children at Benning, for instance, can snuggle into their own semi-circular, naturally lit fantasy space; at Tenley-Friendship, they just get a box.
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Upon entering the theater's semi-circular lobby with the color-coded doors red, yellow, green, blue and orange we scanned the area and saw nary an usher in sight.
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For best results use one long slice that will fit all the way around the inner wall of the ramekin; for the bottom, if you can't cut one circular round, two semi-circular pieces are fine—they should overlap a little.
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I lay down on the table, my head pointed toward the semi-circular scanning device I would be pushed into.
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This, together with negarims small, semi-circular barriers of earth, will control the flow of water, slowing its run-off.
Small farmers in vanguard of Africa's battle for agricultural development | Mark Tran
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At the back of the Elysium, a fairy circle of glowing white tablecloths gave way to a dance floor, a semi-circular stage, and the battered piano where Mickey spent his evenings.
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They were fortunate to get a house with a beach view and a semi-circular deck facing the ocean.
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He starts with basic punches like jabs (a quick straight punch) and hooks (a semi-circular punch thrown at head level).
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Associated Press The semi-circular trading desk, lower left, of Cuttone
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Coyne constantly checks in with his audience, asking "How's everyone doing?" in between almost every song, communicating in his bumbling, conversational way some sort of message of peace or love to the audience, frequently with an enormous blow-up of his face on the semi-circular screen behind him, via mic-cam.
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