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Meanings of surd in English
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consonant sorda Usage of surd in English
1
What meaneth this old dotard, surd and absurd, thus to control our actions?
2
Do you mean to say that you are not able to tell me what a surd is?
3
The problems have a surd or irrational element in them; and to solve them would be to bring reason into collision with itself.
4
We will take them a journey which shall much astonish the venerable Surd.
5
I was stupefied by surds; and I entered the university.
6
For Furnace Second were no invitations to Professor Surd's house.
7
In front of me stood Professor Surd himself, looking down with a not unpleasant smile.
8
And, therefore, it came that Furnace Second was reduced to zero in Professor Surd's estimation.
9
Around me were the walls of Professor Surd's study.
10
Professor Surd was at a faculty meeting.
11
Under me was a hard, unyielding plane which I knew too well was Professor Surd's study floor.
12
At length Professor Surd came in.
13
These 'surds' of metaphysics ought to occasion no more difficulty in speculation than a perpetually recurring fraction in arithmetic.
14
I mean we granted Surd.
15
Professor Surd had a daughter.
16
Abscissa Surd was as perfectly symmetrical as Giotto's circle, and as pure, withal, as the mathematics her father taught.
Frequent collocations
Surd through the time