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Meaning of interequinoctial
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interequinoctial (a.)
Coming between the equinoxes.
interequinoctial Sentence Examples
- The interequinoctial months of January and July experience extreme temperature fluctuations.
- Sailors dreaded the treacherous interequinoctial winds that whipped up storms.
- Farmers rejoiced during the interequinoctial rains, which nourished their crops.
- The interequinoctial period marked a shift in the celestial sphere, causing a noticeable change in the length of day and night.
- The sun's interequinoctial position allowed it to shine directly overhead at certain latitudes.
- Astronomers observed the interequinoctial equinoxes with precision, marking the changing seasons.
- The interequinoctial line divides the Earth into two hemispheres, receiving equal amounts of sunlight.
- During the interequinoctial months, the Earth's axis is tilted neither towards nor away from the sun.
- Ancient civilizations revered the interequinoctial solstices as important astronomical events.
- The interequinoctial alignment of celestial bodies had profound astrological and cultural significance.
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Coming between the equinoxes.
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The interequinoctial months of January and July experience extreme temperature fluctuations.
Sailors dreaded the treacherous interequinoctial winds that whipped up storms.
Farmers rejoiced during the interequinoctial rains, which nourished their crops.
The interequinoctial period marked a shift in the celestial sphere, causing a noticeable change in the length of day and night.
