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Meanings of oval form in English
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Usage of oval form in English
1
This little journey, nearly of an oval form, is about seven miles.
2
The test produced a bright sphere which spread out in an oval form.
3
Their colour is greenish-grey, and their oval form is pleasing to the eye.
4
This mode of building gives an oval form to the framework of the vessel.
5
The cups of the nippers tend to an oval form.
6
In the afternoon we reached the Stinking Lake, which is nearly of an oval form.
7
Roughly elliptical, the intricately wound oval form of the Pattern glowed blue-white within the floor.
8
The highest is of an oval form, and about two hundred and fifty feet in circumference.
9
In these last the oval form predominates, especially at Abbeville.)
10
Temples of an oval form were representations of the mundane egg, a symbol of the world.
11
Cassini had noted an oval form in 1691.
12
The island is of an oval form, with a prolongation of the northern portion toward the west.
13
Normal entry wound of slightly oval form.
14
It has a broad, horizontal, flattened tail, nearly of an oval form, which is covered with scales.
15
These seeds are of an elliptical or oval form, much flattened, and of a pale yellowish-white color.
16
The yard in which St. Paul's stands is in general of an oval form, though not regularly so.
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