isoline
[ahy-suh-lahyn]
noun Meteorology, Geography.
Origin of isoline
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He wished the Princess Isoline would have let him come to her.
The Little Schoolmaster MarkJ. H. Shorthouse
"Isoline never was very easy to understand," said the Prince.
The Little Schoolmaster MarkJ. H. Shorthouse
Isoline, more and more alarmed at the ardent looks of the two whelps, trembled convulsively.
The gaolers obeyed, and soon the merchant and Isoline disappeared with them in the depths of the subterranean donjon.
Lady Campbell and Isoline await us there, with the troops left as their guard at Dumbarton.
The Days of Bruce Vol 1Grace Aguilar
isoline
noun
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isoline
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