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subcelestial
subceˈlestial, a. and n. [sub- 1 a. Cf. OF. sousceleste.] A. adj. Situated or existing beneath or below the heavens; rare in literal sense; chiefly transf. Terrestrial, mundane, sublunary.1561 Eden Arte Nauig. i. v. 7 b, The Emperial heauen, conteyneth three..Hierarchias,..the fyrste..called super⁓c... Oxford English Dictionary
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under-celestial
† under-ceˈlestial, a. Obs.—1 [under-2.] Subcelestial.1640 Bp. Reynolds Passions xl. (1647) 529 Creeping alwayes like those under-cælestial Orbes into another motion. Oxford English Dictionary
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subsidereal
† subsiˈdereal, a. Obs. rare—1. [sub- 1 a.] Subcelestial, sublunary.1636 in Ann. Dubrensia (1877) 57 This subsideriall rundle. Oxford English Dictionary
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subsolary
† ˈsubsolary, a. Obs. rare—1. [sub- 1 a.] Subcelestial, sublunary.1661 A. Brome Par. 1st Chap. Eccles. 70 Songs 198 Things done upon this subsolary ball. Oxford English Dictionary
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supercelestial
supercelestial, a. (n.) (ˌs(j)uːpəsɪˈlɛstɪəl) [f. late L. supercælestis = Gr. ὑπερουράνιος: see super- 1 a, 4, and celestial. Cf. obs. F. superceleste; It. sopracceleste, Pg. sobreceleste; Sp., Pg. sobrecelestial.] 1. That is above the heavens; situated or existing above the firmament.1559 W. Cuning... Oxford English Dictionary
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