Definitionadj. confined or restricted to a particular location
Last update: August 6, 2015
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It remains to be proved that one of these versions did not travel to Wales, and become there localised. [Please select]
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Even with the aquatic salamander the capacity is to a certain extent localised, for when M. [Please select]
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The movement was thus successfully localised on the European continent, and further afield it was still more easily cut short. [Please select]
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--The ballad of "Kempe Owein" is a more general version which "The Laidly Worm" has localised near Bamborough. [Please select]
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The sensations of sight, apparently so objective and so searching, no more take us out of ourselves than do the sensations of taste which are localised in the tongue. [Please select]
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As well inquire whether the personality of a public company is really localised at its registered offices, round the green baize cover which adorns the table in the boardroom. [Please select]
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