cardinal point

1. One of the four principal directions on a compass (north, south, east, or west).

Example Sentences

The cardinal point in Holbach's philosophy is an inexorable materialistic necessity.

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But, Mr. President, the Constitution has not left this cardinal point without full and explicit provisions.

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Two stood at each cardinal point and each one grasped a sapling which he held over his upturned mouth, as if about to swallow it.

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A cardinal point of difference is well illustrated by Esperanto.

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He never could satisfy himself about leaving out or finishing this cardinal point.

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