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overarch
▪ I. overarch, n. (əʊvərˈɑːtʃ) [over- 1, or f. next.] An arching over, an arch overhead.1884 J. Tait Mind in Matter (1892) 91 There is..the ordinary over-arch of blue sky or gray cloud. 1889 F. M. Peard Paul's Sister I. ix. 236 He..knew the warm red of the banks; the over-arch of the trees.▪ II. ove... Oxford English Dictionary
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overbower
overˈbower, v. [over- 1.] trans. To form a bower over; to overarch.1807 Southey Espriella's Lett. II. 220 A part [of a road] which was almost completely overbowered. 1823 ― Hist. Penins. War II. 440 Long and wide avenues were over⁓bowered with elms. Oxford English Dictionary
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George Ritzer
The last (Mo), aims at being a source of perspectives that overarch sociological theory. wikipedia.org
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Perfecting your walking technique - Harvard Health
Let your arms swing freely from your shoulders, not your elbows. Swing your arms forward and back, like a pendulum. Don't bring them across your body or let them go higher than your chest. Maintain a neutral pelvis. Keep your abs tight, but don't tuck your tailbone under or stick your belly out and overarch your back.
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Nepenthes lavicola
Nepenthes lavicola is notable for its very prominent bracts, which often overarch the flowers and may be up to 7 cm long at the base of female inflorescences wikipedia.org
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imbower
embower, imbower, v. (ɛm-, ɪmˈbaʊə(r), -ˈbaʊə(r)) Also 7 imbowr(e. [f. en-, in- + bower n.1] 1. trans. To shelter, enclose, seclude as in a bower; also absol.1580 Sidney in Farr S.P. Eliz. (1845) I. 78 Him..Whom Sion holds embowered. c 1630 Drummond of Hawthornden Poems Wks. (1711) 44 Ah destinies, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fitz Hugh Ludlow
The Hasheesh Eater that through the drug, "I had caught a glimpse through the chinks of my earthly prison of the immeasurable sky which should one day overarch wikipedia.org
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Etrurian
Etrurian, a. and n. (iːˈtrʊərɪən) Also 7 Hetrurian. [f. Etruria + -an.] A. adj. Of or belonging to Etruria. B. n. A native of Etruria.1623 Cockeram iii, Decii, the Sonne [vowed himself] against the Hetrurians. 1653 Urquhart Rabelais i. i, Hetrurian Letters. 1667 Milton P.L. i. 303 In Vallombrosa, wh... Oxford English Dictionary
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Blainville's beaked whale
The males have a highly distinctive appearance, the jaws overarch the rostrum, like a handful of other species, but does it towards the beginning of the wikipedia.org
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Triple helix model of innovation
and quintuple helices has been debated, and some researchers see them as additional helices, while others see them as different types of helix which overarch wikipedia.org
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over-
over- is used with adverbial, prepositional, and adjectival force, in combination with ns.; with adverbial and prepositional force in comb. with verbs; with adverbial force in combination with adjs., advbs., and prepositions. Its combinations are therefore exceedingly numerous, and, from the wide ra... Oxford English Dictionary
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vault
▪ I. vault, n.1 (vɔːlt) Forms: α. 4–6 voute (5 woute), 4–6 (9 Sc.) vout (5 wout); 5–6 vowte (5 wowte), 5 (9 Sc.) vowt; 5 voghte (woȝte), 6 vowght, vought. β. 5 (6 Sc.) woult, 6 voulte, voult; 5–7 volt (5 Sc. volut), 5–6 wolte, Sc. wolt. γ. 4 vavte, 4–7 vawte, 5–6 vaute; 4–7 vaut (5 vavtt), vawt, 6 v... Oxford English Dictionary
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Murdoch Mysteries
Other subplots that overarch multiple episodes include women's suffrage movement in Canada, a movement that was taking place during the time the series wikipedia.org
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arch
▪ I. arch, n. (ɑːtʃ) Also 4–6 arche. [a. OF. arche:—L. arca chest, coffer; also, through some confusion, used in OF. for arc:—L. arc-um bow (see arc n.).] I. = L. arcus. † 1. Any part of a curve; = arc n. 1, 2. Obs.c 1391 Chaucer Astrol. ii. vii. 21 The arch of the day..from the sonne arisyng til hi... Oxford English Dictionary
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St Mark Passion (attributed to Keiser)
Bach's versions of this passion overarch his known passion compositions: he copied and performed the score prior to his first passion composition, the wikipedia.org
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