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pre-Galilean
pre-Galilean adj. 
/ˌpriːɡalᵻˈliːən/, /ˌpriˌɡæləˈliən/ of or relating to the time before Galilei Galileo (1564–1642), Italian scientist and astronomer.
Brit. /ˌpriːɡalᵻˈleɪən/
, /ˌpriːɡalᵻˈleɪən//ˌpriːɡalᵻˈliːən/U.S. /ˌpriˌɡæləˈleɪən/
, /ˌpriˌɡæləˈleɪən//ˌpriˌɡæləˈliən/ΘΚΠ
the world > the universe > cosmology > science of observation > theory > [adjective] > specific
Ptolemean1623
Ptolemaical1653
Ptolemaic1654
Copernican1667
Tychonic1670
Newtonian1676
Tychonian1710
Galilean1728
vortician1734
pre-Copernican1851
Ptolemaian1864
pre-Galilean1880
post-Einsteinian1938
Velikovskian1974
1880 W. James in Atlantic Monthly Oct. 459/2 The Spencerian philosophy of ‘force’..carried us back to a pre-Galilean age.
1952 Mind 61 417 He thinks biology is in a ‘pre-Galilean’ stage.
2000 Renaissance Q. 53 888 We have a decidedly pre-Galilean Ficino, in step with the assumptions of his age, reproving poets for suggesting that things familiar to us in the subcelestial realm could be attributed to supercelestial entities.
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- selfsupporting
- selfsupportless
- selfsure
- selfsurgery
- selfsurrender
- selfsurrendering
- selfsustained
- selfsustaining
- selfsustainingly
- selfsustainment
- selfsustenance
- selfsustentation
- selfsway
- selfsystem
- selftalk
- selftan
- selftanner
- selftanning
- selftapper
- selftapping
- selftaught
- selftaxation
- selfteacher
- selfteaching
- selftherapy