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circum-

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circum-
pref.
Around; about: circumlunar.

[Latin, from circum, around, accusative of circus, circle; see circle.]

circum-
prefix
around; surrounding; on all sides circumlocution circumrotate
[from Latin circum around, from circus circle]

circum-
A prefix meaning "around", as in circumscribe, to draw a figure around another figure.
Translations
circum-
prefum-, um … herum


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The shell of the circum- stances of his life was broken and he was compelled to start forth.
The noise at night would have been annoying to me ordinarily, but I didn't mind it in the present circum- stances, because it kept me from hearing the quacks detaching legs and arms from the day's cripples.
It was deep, and dark, and awful; the hour, the circum- stances, the surroundings, were in keeping with it.
 
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