Definitions
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- adj. semicircular
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Semicircular.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Same as semicircular.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The elder Pocock, known as Pocock I., has been described as follows: ` A long, lean head, semicircled by a fringe of brown and gray hair, with big cheek-bones and a heavy chin, ... a pale face, lustreless gray eyes, a metallic voice, and a languid manner. '
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The Mayor and I, and her coterie, joined a larger group of Mortmaine, about twenty in all, who semicircled me as I shivered in my pale shirtdress.
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And as I tried to figure out which way to go, these three guys in Raiders jackets semicircled me.
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Instead of tiered sections grouped in order of importance and facing a common set of screens at the front of the room, there were semicircled networks of workstations grouped around what could only be referred to as viewing screens.
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And where Webster semicircled his last guns upon the coast;
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Fronting the tower, which was of white marble, a high tent had been pitched on a green platform semicircled by pines.
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The facade on the courtyard has a view of the vast plains semicircled by the mountains of the Correze, on the side toward Montegnac, but ending in the far distance on a low horizon.
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"Moscow is semicircled by its particles," she said, and Russian aviation authorities have been warned.
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After gaining possession, Kendrick semicircled back to the 26-yard line and then came forward with passion, scoring unchallenged in the right part of the north end zone.
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Obama usually sat at a desk front and center in the room, before several semicircled rows of students.
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