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Everyone in the crew had a specific job with carefully delineated responsibilities.† (source)
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Rows of blue runway lights stretched out along the valley floor behind us, delineating Og's private landing strip.† (source)
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In a letter delineating his quarrels with Walt and Billie, Chris once wrote to her, "Anyway, I like to talk to you about this because you are theonly person in the world who could possibly understand what I'm saying.† (source)
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The raised, broiled flesh was perfectly delineated ....the symbol flawlessly formed.† (source)
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I want her madness clearly delineated so that I can trace its history and my own.† (source)
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She could see horizontal lines, as fine as thread, delineating where one drawer ended and the next began, but there were no knobs or handles.† (source)
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With lip pencil and eyeliner, she now saw, the edges of her features were delineated, and they sat on her face like gems imported from some far-off place where the colors were richer than the colors in our house had ever been.† (source)
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Although he did not (at the time) delineate the plot of this Divine Narrative to me, I know that's what he believed: he, Owen Meany, had interrupted the Angel of Death at her holy work; she had reassigned the task—she gave it to him.† (source)
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This is a gentle delineation, is it not, reader?† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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I draw them, delineating the structures with different colored pencils, though I can never get the same luminous brilliance.† (source)
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You can plumb us by our language—the precise and delicate delineations for ways to administer treacherous death.† (source)
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A bergschrund is a deep slit that delineates a glacier's upper terminus; it forms a steep body of ice slides away from the steeper wall immediately above, leaving a gap between glacier and rock.† (source)
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in /Delineator/, Nov., 1917, p. 12.† (source)
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Our space consists of a twelve-by-twelve-foot square of stone floor delineated by painted lines.† (source)
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If he could only delineate the shape of what he meant, the idea that had come to him over coffee at Bentley's, Roger would take it from there.† (source)
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they began, imperceptibly, to grow lighter, and by one of those continuous crescendos, such as, in music, at the end of an overture, carry a single note to the extreme fortissimo, making it pass rapidly through all the intermediate stages, I saw it attain to that fixed, unalterable gold of fine days, on which the sharply cut shadows of the wrought iron of the balustrade were outlined in black like a capricious vegetation, with a fineness in the delineation of their smallest details which seemed to indicate a deliberate application, an artist's satisfaction, and with so much relief, so velvety a bloom in the restfulness of their sombre and happy mass that in truth those large and leafy shado† (source)
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