orbate (Meaning)
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orbate (a.)
Bereaved; fatherless; childless.
Synonyms & Antonyms of orbate
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orbate Sentence Examples
- The telescope's orbate motion allowed for a continuous observation of the celestial object.
- The comet's orbate path took it close to the sun, causing its tail to flare.
- Orbate trajectories are often used to calculate the speed and direction of celestial bodies.
- The spacecraft's orbate maneuver placed it in an ideal position for capturing images of the planet.
- The orbate motion of electrons around the nucleus creates the atom's energy levels.
- The orbate radius of an object is determined by its mass and velocity.
- Orbate simulations help scientists understand the complex dynamics of celestial motion.
- The orbate path of the moon around the Earth is elliptical, not circular.
- Orbate velocity is necessary for an object to maintain its position in its orbate.
- The orbate revolution of planets around stars is a fundamental principle of astronomy.
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Bereaved; fatherless; childless.
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The telescope's orbate motion allowed for a continuous observation of the celestial object.
The comet's orbate path took it close to the sun, causing its tail to flare.
Orbate trajectories are often used to calculate the speed and direction of celestial bodies.
The spacecraft's orbate maneuver placed it in an ideal position for capturing images of the planet.
