He never could satisfy himself about leaving out or finishing this cardinal point.
This is a grand, cardinal point for the anxious reader to seize.
It was from the neglect of this cardinal point that the Templars fell.
What is the cardinal point of the difference in my metaphysical system?
Throughout the Far East the centre of the earth is regarded as a fifth cardinal point.
An illustrative trait of what I have named as its cardinal point to him will fitly close my account of its establishment.
The cardinal point in Pontano is the breadth of his feeling.
Four distinct passages, each corresponding to a cardinal point of the compass, led from the crater out to sea.
This practice was to be the cardinal point of the Republic and the cause of the greatest good to the city.
We are going to use this cardinal point of Christian belief as our watchword and battle-cry.
cardinal point n.
One of four points in the pelvic inlet toward which the occiput of the fetus is usually directed in cases of head presentation.
Any of six reference points in the eye: the anterior focal point, posterior focal point, two principal points, and two nodal points.
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One of the four principal directions on a compass (north, south, east, or west).