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Definition of centrical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
importanceDated UK central in importance or influenceDated UK
- Her centrical role in the project was undeniable.
2.
central positionDated US located at or forming the centerDated US
- The centrical plaza was a popular meeting spot..
Origin of centrical
Latin, centrum (center) + -ical (pertaining to)
Examples of centrical in a sentence
The centrical theme of the novel captivated readers. The centrical location made it easy to access. A centrical building was chosen for the event.
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- French:central, centré, ...
- German:zentral, ...
- Italian:centrale, ...
- Spanish:central, en el centro, ...
- Portuguese:central, ...
- Chinese:核心的, 中央的, ...
- Japanese:中心的な, 中心の, ...
- Arabic:مَرْكَزِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מֶרְכָּזִי, ...
- Russian:центральный, в центре, ...
- Ukrainian:центральний, в центрі, ...
- Hindi:केंद्रीय, मध्यवर्ती, ...
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