septentrionality (Meaning)
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septentrionality (n.)
Northerliness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of septentrionality
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septentrionality Sentence Examples
- The septentrionality of the star Polaris made it an ideal navigation tool for ancient mariners.
- The church's apse pointed northward, reflecting the septentrionality associated with sacredness in many cultures.
- The compass's needle trembles with a septentrionality that guided explorers for centuries.
- The septentrionality of the celestial pole provided a fixed point of reference for astronomers.
- The northward migration of birds during autumn showcases the septentrionality of their instincts.
- The septentrionality of a mountain range can alter weather patterns, creating cold and wet conditions on its northern slopes.
- The installation's solar panels were strategically aligned for maximum exposure to the septentrionality of the sun.
- The folklore surrounding the septentrionality of the North Star spoke of its ability to ward off evil spirits.
- The septentrionality of the wind turbine's blades harnessed the energy of the prevailing northward winds.
- The building's northerly facade embraced the septentrionality of the site, offering stunning views of the surrounding boreal forest.
FAQs About the word septentrionality
Northerliness.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The septentrionality of the star Polaris made it an ideal navigation tool for ancient mariners.
The church's apse pointed northward, reflecting the septentrionality associated with sacredness in many cultures.
The compass's needle trembles with a septentrionality that guided explorers for centuries.
The septentrionality of the celestial pole provided a fixed point of reference for astronomers.
