cruxes's Usage Examples:

In describing a climbing route using a topo, cruces (or cruxes) are usually shown with a key symbol.

ambiguous; and that philosophy was the only criterion for interpretation of cruxes in such passages.

overhangs requiring very powerful and technical dry tooling; bouldery or longer cruxes than M7.

It is rather heavy and has many cruxes.

Kaske particularly enjoyed solving cruxes, with articles on problematic passages in works such as Pearl, Piers Plowman.

In 1872 a Catholic Misión arrived to Lobos and left wooden cruxes each with a brick basis as clue of its presence, located at the northern.

misapprehension about Jaggard's work: from the number of typographical errors and cruxes in the First Folio, it is sometimes inferred that Jaggard did poor-quality.

that throughout her section on Sonnet 128 that, "[the] much deprecated cruxes and mixed metaphors are read not as an authorial oversights but as a significant.

transitions into a hard sequence of three distinct boulder problems (also called "cruxes" by Ondra): an extremely hard 8C (V15), a "burly 4-move" 8B (V13) and a.

The well-known cruxes in the First Folio texts were beyond the typesetters' capacity to correct.

contains a Gospel harmony and is an important witness for a number of textual cruxes in the New Testament.

the infringement between the necessary parties," thus rejecting all three cruxes on the case for infringement.

to the poem as a 'whole', we shall fail probably to resolves its various cruxes.

Even with shoulder stands at three cruxes, VIIIc (ca.

Synonyms:

point; crux of the matter; alpha and omega;

Antonyms:

beginning; end; node; antinode;