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coronal

noun as in crown

noun as in garland

noun as in tiara

noun as in wreath

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From certain viewing angles, what had been wrinkles now instead looked like coronal loops.

Some coronal loops might be an illusion created by “wrinkles” of greater density in a curtain of plasma dubbed the coronal veil, researchers propose March 2 in Astrophysical Journal.

On Friday, the sun’s surface erupted with outbursts of charged particles called “coronal mass ejections.”

Observations from the Parker Solar Probe hint that this flow comes from small coronal holes near the sun’s equator.

That material spews out of funnel-shaped openings in the sun’s magnetic field, called coronal holes, near the sun’s poles.

The birches and aspens are turned to trees of gold, and only the great oak keeps his coronal of green.

Haply her truant tresses mock Some coronal of shapelier block, To wit, the bounding billy-cock.

No coronal effect was noted, though a pulsating nebulous area appeared in front of the moon just before contact.

They placed a coronal of blooming orange flowers upon her faultless head.

To prevent this shave off the hair from the coronal commissures, and apply the following plaster to the place.

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On this page you'll find 45 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to coronal, such as: headdress, chaplet, circlet, coronet, diadem, and garland.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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