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Meanings of deosil in English
Opposite of widdershins.
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Examples for "sunward"
Examples for "sunward"
1
They're all moving sunward pretty fast, but they're not accelerating or evading.
2
It was still far beyond Mars, sweeping sunward along its immensely elongated orbit.
3
Suddenly something darted by me flying sunward; then another and another.
4
These foothills were, in fact, enormous glaciers thrust out toward the sunward hemisphere.
5
I am behind a rock forty yards to sunward of the second crater.
1
The circuit used by the decorator of this box is dextral or sunwise.
2
In rubbing for rheumatism, etc., rub from left to right (sunwise).
3
They are lighted at the burning cauldron and they dance round in the 'sunwise' direction, i.e.
4
Blow three times, and rub sunwise three times.
5
He pointed to the tower to the left of the gate they were approaching, then in a sunwise circle.
1
In a clockwise direction, move about the ritual area in a circle.
2
He tried it in the clockwise direction, but that, too, was fruitless.
3
After leaving Weymouth, the crew turned right and headed off in an clockwise direction.
4
Stir rapidly in a clockwise direction to form thin shreds; gently to form long streams.
5
Swimming in a clockwise direction, they hope to swim up to 45 miles a day.
Usage of deosil in English
1
The couples then link hands and circle deosil to the following words:
2
One by one the witches approach the High Priestess, proceeding deosil.
3
Now make three deosil circles with your hand over the salt.
4
Then make three deosil circles over the salt and bless it.
5
Now make three deosil (clockwise) circles with your hand over the water.
6
Dance the circle deosil and chant out his name, his lore, and his praise:
7
Now make three deosil (clockwise) circles with your hand over the item.
8
Now make three deosil (clockwise) circles above the cord and say something like:
9
Just as you build your circle with deosil movements, you take it down with tuathail movements.
10
Charge your ritual space by making a deosil circle around it with the fire and incense.
11
Now make three deosil or clockwise circles with your hand over the water and say something like:
12
Move deosil around the circle, calling upon each of the quarters and asking them to aid your working.
13
Take the holy water and go deosil around the area in which you are going to erect your circle.
14
Do not stir the oils to mix, but rather swirl the jar in a deosil motion until the oils gently blend.
15
Now begin to walk deosil around the circle, keeping the athame pointed outward with the beam of light coming out from it.
16
The dance is enacted by dragging the left (lame foot) behind the right, and moving slowly, deosil or sunwise, round the circle.
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Deosil through the time