Definitionadj. subject to limits or subjected to limits
Last update: July 6, 2015
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Mensuration of the Platonic Solids.-The mensuration of the regular polyhedra is readily investigated by the methods of elementary geometry, the property that these solids may be inscribed in and circumscribed to concentric spheres being especially useful. [Please select]
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His range is not, it is true, as circumscribed as is generally supposed outside of France. [Please select]
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Its circumscribed blaze wavered over pillows and counterpane spotless and undisturbed. [Please select]
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They have sensations, but their faculty of comparing them, or of forming ideas, is much circumscribed. [Please select]
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Economy is one reason, indifference is another, provincial and circumscribed interests are others. [Please select]
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The intelligence of this horse was somewhat circumscribed but it was perfect within its limits. [Please select]
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Lay it to circumscribed environment, and the lack of twenty miles over the pampa before breakfast. [Please select]
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The question naturally arises: Why has his task come to be circumscribed as it is. [Please select]
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Nothing has power to influence or move them save three or four circumscribed fears, that of hunger, of force, of opinion and law, and the terror of hell when they die. [Please select]
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Cruz, in certain circumscribed spaces, which were generally bushy and all near the river, the ground was actually white with bones. [Please select]
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