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Meanings of cruciform in English
Portuguese
cruciforme Spanish
cruciforme Synonyms
Examples for "cruciate"
Examples for "cruciate"
1
On the debit side Enon Gavin misses out with a cruciate problem.
2
In all cases one or both of the cruciate ligaments were injured.
3
Watmore has only just returned to action following a cruciate ligament rupture.
4
Morrison has ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament graft in her right knee.
5
Bracken has only recently regained full fitness after a cruciate knee injury.
Usage of cruciform in English
1
He heard our steps on the metal and pivoted, arms held cruciform.
2
This was, without a doubt, the cruciform of which the Bikura spoke.
3
No crucifix or cruciform object was found on or near the body.
4
He remembers receiving both First Communion and the cruciform that same evening.
5
Within we find a huge cruciform chamber lighted by six square openings.
6
A pigeon hung cruciform on an X of darkwood on Isaac's desk.
7
You are, of course, aware that almost all our cathedrals are cruciform.
8
He is not of the cruciform! There was murder in his voice.
9
There, stretched out cruciform, lay a broken metal man in Androfrancine robes.
10
Of course, the cruciform is just part of the power equation.
11
The cruciform building is in the main Transitional and Early English.
12
The church itself is one of the finest examples of the cruciform type.
13
The plan of this interior is cruciform, two hundred feet in each dimension.
14
Or had, before the Pax introduced the cruciform and physical resurrection to humanity.
15
Yes, Sergeant... but once you drink, you can never again carry a cruciform.
16
About three million suffer the Contagion and have rejected the cruciform.
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Cruciform through the time
Cruciform across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common