spatial
or spa·cial
[spey-shuh l]
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Origin of spatial
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Not only spatially, but also in thought we must regard this transition.
Homer's OdysseyDenton J. Snider
If it were a focus, there would be no purpose in moving it spatially.
Fair and WarmerE. G. von Wald
Thus no one of the 60 announcements which we used was spatially favored above another.
Psychology and Industrial EfficiencyHugo Mnsterberg
An entity merely known as spatially related to some discerned entity is what we mean by the bare idea of ‘place.’
The Concept of NatureAlfred North Whitehead
As already pointed out, nature and super-nature were taken as physically and spatially distinct.
spatial
spacial
- of or relating to space
- existing or happening in space
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Word Origin and History for spatially
spatial
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
spatial
- Relating to space or a space.
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