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Meanings of airt (airts) in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "redirect"
Examples for "redirect"
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Now, she needed to redirect Rico's attention from his buddy's cryptic message.
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This suggested a way to redirect IS608 transposition to novel target sites.
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I used that single image to redirect my fire and shot again.
4
It was unclear how the administration planned to redirect federal education dollars.
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For months I'd been working to redirect Charlie's musical and oratorical talents.
Usage of airts in English
1
The four airts, or quarters, are the guardians of the magic circle
2
Often, the airts are personified as guardians or identified with deities.
3
We get 'a' the airts the wind can blow' up here.
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The four airts are invoked at the beginning of almost every major Wiccan ceremony.
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The airts are further associated with several systems of color.
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Some of the correspondences of the airts are as follows:
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The airts represent the totality of all existence and the furthest extent of being.
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The normal Wiccan correspondences of airts to elements are as follows: east-air ,south-fire,west-water,north-earth
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The airts are the four cardinal points in the circle: east, south, west, and north.
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You have now successfully invoked the four airts to guard and aid your magic circle.
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By invoking the four airts, then, we symbolize our connection to all things that exist.
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Anywhere-nowhere-everywhere ;to'all the airts the wind can blaw.
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People then used the airts and their correspondences as a system of memory and patterned thought.
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You learned about the airts, or quarters, in Lesson V. Now you will learn how to call them.
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Each of these corresponds to one of the airts and to all of the things associated with that particular airt.
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What's more, 'tis all in one language, though they come, as my man would say, from all the airts o' Babel.
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Frequent collocations
Airts through the time