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Meanings of hieroglyphical in English
Spanish
jeroglífico Written in or belonging to a writing system using pictorial symbols.
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Examples for "orthography"
Examples for "orthography"
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It was all in the spirit of fun and of course, orthography.
2
The new generation is more proficient in video games than in orthography.
3
If one is deficient in orthography, the composition will betray this fault.
4
Some of the scholars really shouted at this new style of orthography.
5
They wrote spontaneously, and often with reckless disregard of grammar and orthography.
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Specimens of their hieroglyphic writings have been given in the preceding chapter.
2
In the hieroglyphic characters, a snake was the letter T or DJ.
3
The very heft of the hieroglyphic-covered band suggested it had special power.
4
But in her experience, it was the hieroglyphic sign of a preternatural.
5
A border of hieroglyphic inscription encircles the walls, just beneath the ceiling.
Usage of hieroglyphical in English
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The scanty hieroglyphical records tell us little of thoughts, feelings, and opinions.
2
Upon paper made of its fibres, the ancient Mexicans painted their hieroglyphical figures.
3
The proposition was hailed with acclamation, but who should invent the hieroglyphical costume?
4
The hieroglyphical senary (the double equilateral triangle) is the symbol of Deity.
5
This was a simple pictorial, or hieroglyphical system, which they gradually developed into the cuneiform.
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Here it will be seen that, out of seven hieroglyphical figures, six contain human faces.
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A genuine hieroglyphical epitaph, for Dr. Charles Gilman Smith.
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With these he gesticulated much, in a right-angled fashion, after the manner of Egyptian hieroglyphical figures.
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It is an hieroglyphical and shadowed lesson of the whole world, and of the creatures of God.
10
The hieroglyphical cuff, if you please.
11
Le Page Renouf's shorter hieroglyphical grammar.
12
This hieroglyphical or algebraicalmethodof 'taking off' the occurrences of human life is applied with almost unvarying uniformity.
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Flamel, or the Book of the Jew Abraham, made it the hieroglyphical sign of the accomplishment of the great Work.
14
They brought with them into the valley the art of hieroglyphical writing, which later developed into the well-known cuneiform system.
15
Picture-painting was afterwards gradually converted into the hieroglyphical system, which is still the only kind of writing among the Chinese.
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I now proceeded unwarily enough to the cloisters, where I thought I might puzzle out my hieroglyphical task more in quiet.
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Hieroglyphical through the time