fidicinal Synonyms
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fidicinal Meaning
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fidicinal (a.)
Of or pertaining to a stringed instrument.
fidicinal Sentence Examples
- The fidicinal marks on the slide helped the microscopist to accurately locate the area of interest.
- The surveyor used a fidicinal point as a reference to establish the boundaries of the property.
- The cartographer carefully aligned the fidicinal marks on the map to ensure accuracy.
- The engineer used a fidicinal mark to align the two pieces of machinery precisely.
- The technician used a fidicinal mark to adjust the position of the sensor.
- The fidicinal marks on the circuit board helped the technician to identify the correct components.
- The surgeon used a fidicinal mark to guide the placement of the surgical incision.
- The artist used a fidicinal mark to align the layers of a collage.
- The fidicinal marks on the stamp helped the collector to identify the correct variety.
- The fidicinal marks on the coin helped the numismatist to determine its authenticity.
FAQs About the word fidicinal
Of or pertaining to a stringed instrument.
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The fidicinal marks on the slide helped the microscopist to accurately locate the area of interest.
The surveyor used a fidicinal point as a reference to establish the boundaries of the property.
The cartographer carefully aligned the fidicinal marks on the map to ensure accuracy.
The engineer used a fidicinal mark to align the two pieces of machinery precisely.
