intercalar (Meaning)
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intercalar (a.)
Intercalary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intercalar
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intercalar Sentence Examples
- The intercalar month is inserted into the calendar every few years to align the solar and lunar cycles.
- The Gregorian calendar employs intercalar days on February 29th during leap years.
- The intercalar year adds an extra day to the calendar to make it more accurate.
- The Mayan calendar used an intercalar period of five days every 819 days.
- Scientists intercalate measurements to fill in gaps and improve accuracy.
- The intercalar muscles of the hand control the movement of the fingers.
- In astronomy, intercalation refers to inserting an additional unit of time into the calendar.
- The intercalar queen bee is the dominant female in a bee colony who lays the eggs.
- The intercalar chord in music is used as a transition between two keys.
- Intercalating drugs into a patient's treatment schedule maximizes their efficacy.
FAQs About the word intercalar
Intercalary.
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The intercalar month is inserted into the calendar every few years to align the solar and lunar cycles.
The Gregorian calendar employs intercalar days on February 29th during leap years.
The intercalar year adds an extra day to the calendar to make it more accurate.
The Mayan calendar used an intercalar period of five days every 819 days.
