parheliacal (Meaning)
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parheliacal (a)
relating to or resembling a parhelion
Synonyms & Antonyms of parheliacal
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parheliacal Sentence Examples
- The parheliacal sunrise signaled the arrival of spring equinox.
- Astronomers observed a parheliacal rising of the star Sirius.
- The parheliacal visibility of Venus marked the beginning of the ancient Egyptian calendar.
- The parheliacal appearance of Mars heralded the start of the Roman agricultural year.
- Farmers used the parheliacal rising of Orion to determine the optimal time for planting.
- Navigators relied on the parheliacal setting of the moon to calculate their position at sea.
- The parheliacal rising of the Pleiades coincided with the onset of the rainy season in ancient Greece.
- Historians believe that the parheliacal appearance of Halley's Comet portended significant historical events.
- The parheliacal visibility of Jupiter serves as a navigational aid for spacecraft exploring the outer solar system.
- The parheliacal study of celestial bodies provides valuable insights into the history of astronomy and cultural practices.
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relating to or resembling a parhelion
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No antonyms found.
The parheliacal sunrise signaled the arrival of spring equinox.
Astronomers observed a parheliacal rising of the star Sirius.
The parheliacal visibility of Venus marked the beginning of the ancient Egyptian calendar.
The parheliacal appearance of Mars heralded the start of the Roman agricultural year.
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