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circuitousness

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cir·cu·i·tous  (sr-ky-ts)
adj.
Being or taking a roundabout, lengthy course: took a circuitous route to avoid the accident site.

[From Medieval Latin circuitsus, from Latin circuitus, a going around; see circuit.]

cir·cui·tous·ly adv.
cir·cui·ty, cir·cui·tous·ness n.
Translations
circuitousness
nUmständlichkeit f; (of route)Gewundenheit f


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