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from The Century Dictionary.
- Spotted or studded with stars.
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Examples
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The dwelling toward which he was being “escorted,” for the two larger guards had not yet released their grip on him, was a low, rambling place that was itself star-spotted with light, some harsh and artificial but the rest a warm amber glow of live-flame torchères.
Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages Diane Duane with Peter Morwood 2000
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The dwelling toward which he was being “escorted,” for the two larger guards had not yet released their grip on him, was a low, rambling place that was itself star-spotted with light, some harsh and artificial but the rest a warm amber glow of live-flame torchères.
Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages Diane Duane with Peter Morwood 2000
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The dwelling toward which he was being “escorted,” for the two larger guards had not yet released their grip on him, was a low, rambling place that was itself star-spotted with light, some harsh and artificial but the rest a warm amber glow of live-flame torchères.
Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages Diane Duane with Peter Morwood 2000
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The dwelling toward which he was being "escorted," for the two larger guards had not yet released their grip on him, was a low, rambling place that was itself star-spotted with light, some harsh and artificial but the rest a warm amber glow of live-flame torchieres.
The Romulan Way Diane Duane 2000
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The dwelling toward which he was being "escorted," for the two larger guards had not yet released their grip on him, was a low, rambling place that was itself star-spotted with light, some harsh and artificial but the rest a warm amber glow of live-flame torchieres.
The Romulan Way Diane Duane 2000
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