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Meanings of compass in English
Usage of compass in English
1
He had a strong moral compass and let others know his opinion.
2
Admirers say the law is Mandelblit's only agenda and his moral compass.
3
To use a compass, you first have to understand its various parts.
4
From virtually every point on the economic compass, the news is bad.
5
As for the perceptual result of the compass, it remains a mystery.
6
Not the best master in the world could compass it for you.
7
His pedigree and form suggest 10 furlongs is well within his compass.
8
First the magnet was made actually and wonderfully useful in the compass.
9
The demise of religion has led to a loss of moral compass.
10
All the points of the compass became enveloped in a thick gloom.
11
No log; compass crazy; without fog signal; I don't like that craft.
12
Heaven forefend all the temptations that compass him in the modern Babylon.
13
Bats are nocturnal, but some need sunlight to set their internal compass.
14
Over and out. The pilot checked his compass and adjusted his course.
15
Thou art of the form of all the points of the compass.
16
I think it was when they discovered the compass in their hearts.
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Translations for compass
Russian
Spanish
Compass through the time
Compass across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common