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Meanings of situate in English
Usage of situate in English
1
All our power is situate in the mind and in the body.
2
The sink Always remember to situate your sink near a water supply.
3
The building for the incarcerated ones is situate on an elevated plateau.
4
We have many Deceleias, situate along the great trade-routes and needing protection.
5
Tobacco companies learned early to situate themselves at the cutting edge of advertising.
6
He'd pause a moment to allow his audience to situate themselves.
7
The States situate upon the shores of the Atlantic Ocean are already half-peopled.
8
Yet Carson is equally good at situating people in rooms without talk.
9
UKERT.-Thisbright crater, 14 miles in diameter, situated in the region N.E.
10
The large houses of the wealthy are situated in a similar manner.
11
The principal entrance to this hospital is situated in the rue Bourgerue.
12
The Kashlah of Hecham is situated in the middle of the country.
13
Ava, the capital, where the king lives, is situated in the interior.
14
Yes, described in the deed, which property is situated at Rocky Point
15
Situated in the knot joining the ribbons that hold the Fishes together.
16
The headquarters of the Woods Department is situated about eight miles N.W.
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