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Meanings of meridional in English
Usage of meridional in English
1
Their development, feeble as compared with the acid rocks, is meridional.
2
A desperate grief, noisy, meridional, silenced with its meanings the noise of conversation.
3
He describes her as a dark vivacious meridional beauty, interesting, intelligent and quick-witted.
4
There was something meridional in her manner and her fluency.
5
The geometry around the CoII centers is intermediate between meridional and facial geometric isomers.
6
Leon Gambetta was the true type of the southern Frenchman-whathis countrymen call a meridional.
7
Both possess a meridional extension with a broad east and west folded region in the north.
8
The interior of Gay-Lussac is traversed by two coarse clefts, lying nearly in a meridional direction.
9
These meridional ranges approximate to the southward, so as to form a natural boundary to Choombi.
10
Here was seen the impetuosity of the meridional.
11
The Red Sea also occupies a meridional trough.
12
And toward the part meridional is Ethiopia.
13
For the resulting vision of herself in the splendour of her beauty, she sat waiting the meridional sun.
14
The meridional has a marked vein of the Italian in him, derived from the conquerors of ancient Gaul.
15
Ferragut interrupted with his meridional vehemence.
16
There were diplomats of all sorts to be seen, a meridional head waiter, and an interesting restaurant cat.
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Meridional through the time