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| cir·cu·lar [ súrkyələr ] |
adjective |
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1. shaped like circle: having the shape of a perfect circle, or resembling a circle in shape
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2. ending where beginning: following a curved route or path that ends at the point where it began
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3. circuitous: indirect and complicated
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4. widely distributed: intended for distribution to a large number of people
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5. logic not logical: describes an argument that does not move logically to a satisfactory conclusion because it assumes as true something that needs to be proved or demonstrated
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noun (plural cir·cu·lars) |
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widely distributed notice: a letter, advertisement, or other notice distributed to a large number of people
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| [14th century. Via Anglo-Norman< late Latin circularis< Latin circulus (see circle)] |
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  cir·cu·lar·ly adverb |
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