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circumambulate [ˌsɜːkəmˈæmbjʊˌleɪt] vb
1. to walk around (something) 2. (intr) to avoid the point [from Late Latin circum- + ambulāre to walk] circumambulation n circumambulator n circumambulatory adj ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Others, without such alcoves, are blockier and invite circumambulation rather than potential entry. The pilgrimage of Shikoku, a roughly thousand-mile clockwise circumambulation of the most traditional of Japan's main islands, offers an encompassing view of Japanese religion and culture, which--perhaps for that very reason--continues to elude a comprehensive academic study. Whereas Judd's forms often invite circumambulation, allowing viewers to discover what had been hidden bays, for example, Handforth will twist the frame of a large highway sign (such as Untitled Silver Sign, 2005, in this show) so its face flattens against the floor like a wilted flower, one corner mischievously folded back, as though hinting that some crucial directive to the viewer may be concealed underneath. |
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