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Meanings of visible horizon in English
The line at which the sky and Earth appear to meet.
Synonyms
Examples for "horizon"
Examples for "horizon"
1
The view was boundless, the sea stretched as far as the horizon.
2
A deal to end the U.S.-China trade conflict appears on the horizon.
3
In this horizon, a genuine sense of the common good also disappears.
4
The power of organized capital and organized labor loomed upon the horizon.
5
I don't see any resolution on the horizon right now, he said.
1
While its impressive skyline might look extremely modern, ancient traditions remain alive.
2
Several of the great towers had fallen, leaving holes in the skyline.
3
Through the open windows he could see the skyline in every direction.
4
The skyline of New York looked like nothing she had ever seen.
5
The church and the ruined school stood out clearly on the skyline.
1
The introduction of a descending plane lowers the apparent horizon; that of an ascending plane elevates it.
2
We propose and implement a novel method for extracting the redshift factor on apparent horizons in numerical simulations of quasicircular binary inspirals.
Usage of visible horizon in English
1
He believes that beyond our visible horizon, there are bubbles of other universes.
2
One vast and apparently unbroken plain extends to the utmost limits of the visible horizon.
3
Death is but our visible horizon, and our look ought always to be focussed beyond it.
4
There was no visible horizon to her wealth.
5
Dark and heavy it lay along more than half the visible horizon, while its crown invaded the zenith.
6
At the spot where he and Esther had conferred, he reached the boundary of the visible horizon from the rock.
7
They had not appeared within the visible horizon of Burnham-on-Crouch, though they had had ample time in which to arrive.
8
Let me read your horoscope:-darkclouds within the visible horizon, succeeded by bright stars in ascension-hopeand joy without fail.
9
The dust cloud which indicated the coach-probablyowing to these same irregularities-hadlong since been lost on the visible horizon.
10
Not one of them could say with certainty what lay beyond the visible horizon, nor whither the ship was drifting.
11
Our visible horizon, in every direction, being merely studded with shrubs and low bushes, gave the scene a singular marine appearance.
12
Nothing could be made out, the darkness having settled upon the water in a way to circumscribe the visible horizon to very narrow limits.
13
Finally, a kilometre out, it started up its main engine and headed away towards the visible horizon of Jupiter -off to salvage more tanks.
14
Kennedy needed to think, to concentrate on his instruments, to break away from the instinctive flying that served him when he had a visible horizon.
15
One word he said that dwells with me, that "Faith overleaps all visible horizons."
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Visible horizon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common