circumduce
transitive verb
cir·cum·duce
-ed/-ing/-s
Scots law
: to set a limit to or declare to be at an end by a judicial decision
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin circumducere to annul, cancel, from Latin, to lead around, from circum- + ducere to lead
- intensities
- intensitometer
- intensity
- intensity modulation
- intensity of light
- intensity of magnetization
- intensity of radiation
- intensive
- intensive care
- intensive care unit
- intensive care units
- intensive pronoun
- intensive proposition
- intensive-care
- intensively
- intensiveness
- intensivenesses
- intensives
- intensivist
- intensivists
- intent
- intent on
- intent on something
- intent on/upon (something)
- intent upon