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Meanings of fall equinox in inglês
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equinoccio de septiembre Synonyms
Examples for "autumnal equinox"
Examples for "autumnal equinox"
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Ussher's Julian date of October 23rd therefore corresponds to the autumnal equinox.
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Meantime the autumnal equinox was approaching, and the weather was becoming cold.
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The summer had now passed, and the autumnal equinox was rapidly approaching.
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About the autumnal equinox, the north-west begins to blow with frequency and strength.
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The autumnal equinox day came round, and the monster ate nothing.
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It's the September equinox and the gales have arrived early, he told us.
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Following the September equinox, the sun had emerged above the northerly horizon, rising in long spirals until December 21.
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Since the September equinox it had emerged from the northern horizon, rising by lengthened spirals up to the 21st of December.
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The result is, that the interval from the March to the September equinoxes is greater than from September to March.
Usage of fall equinox in inglês
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The fall equinox was also the time of the second harvest, and of winemaking.
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Then it's on to the fall equinox, around September twenty-third.
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Erin Carmody's murder was on the night of Mabon, the fall equinox, September twenty-one.
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Variation of manic symptoms was more pronounced in bipolar II disorder, with a significant peak in hypomanic symptomatology in the months surrounding the fall equinox.
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Samhain: the day that falls between Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice.
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Lughnasadh: the day that falls between Summer Solstice and Fall Equinox.
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Japanese goddess presiding over Autumn (days between Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice).
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Fall Equinox: the day and night are equal length.
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The story of Dumuzi leaving every Fall Equinox is incredibly similar to the story of Persephone.
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Fall Equinox is feminine in transition into masculine.
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Samhain, for example, is most often celebrated on October 31st; however, the season of Samhain runs from Fall Equinox through Samhain.
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Before the modern Pagan movement decided to place Samhain between the Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice, its day of celebration was marked by lunar cycles.
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Those folk would mark the Fall Equinox as at 0 degrees, Samhain at 45 degrees, and Winter Solstice at 90 degrees.