Circumscribed
Circumscribed
Kelime: cir·cum·scribeSöyleniş: 's&r-k&m-"skrIb
İşlev: transitive verb
Kökeni: Latin circumscribere, from circum- + scribere to write, draw -- more at SCRIBE
Tarih: 14th century
1 a : to constrict the range or activity of definitely and clearly b : to define or mark off carefully2 a : to draw a line around b : to surround by or as if by a boundary3 : to construct or be constructed around (a geometrical figure) so as to touch as many points as possiblesynonym see LIMIT
1. showing or determining a boundary; "it is impossible to specify a clearly circumscribed area for any particular science" subject to limits or subjected to limits.2. subject to limits or subjected to limits. . showing or determining a boundary; "it is impossible to specify a clearly circumscribed area for any particular science".3. A relationship in which one figure encloses another as in a polygon circumscribed by a circle . . having a border, localized Often associated with a capsule and benign tumors of the brain: meningiomas, pituitary adenomas and acoustic neuromas .4. Fully encircled A circumscribed area of interest is fully examined from all angles, but not generalised into other areas or similar topics . . 105 To draw a line around; encircle; surround To enclose within bounds; limit or confine, to define or mark off carefully . . limited in space or confined to a certain area.
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