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Synonyms for column

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Synonyms for column

a group of people or things arranged in a row

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Synonyms for column

a vertical glass tube used in column chromatography

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a vertical array of numbers or other information

anything that approximates the shape of a column or tower

an article giving opinions or perspectives

a vertical cylindrical structure standing alone and not supporting anything (such as a monument)

(architecture) a tall vertical cylindrical structure standing upright and used to support a structure

a page or text that is vertically divided

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any tubular or pillar-like supporting structure in the body

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Throwing down his rifle, the trapper stretched forth his arms, and advanced from the cover with naked hands, directly towards the rushing column of the beasts.
The forms and ceremonials connected with the meeting of the two jeddaks consumed an hour, and then we turned and retraced our way toward the city of Kaol, which the head of the column reached just before dark, though it must have been nearly morning before the rear guard passed through the gateway.
Fortunately, I was well up toward the head of the column, and after the great banquet, which I attended with the officers of the royal guard, I was free to seek repose.
Here also were the valiant Earl of Angus, Sir Thomas Banaster with his garter over his greave, Sir Nele Loring, second cousin to Sir Nigel, and a long column of Welsh footmen who marched under the red banner of Merlin.
The music of the trampling feet, the sharp voices, the clanking arms of the column near him made him soar on the red wings of war.
An appreciable time after that the great column of the explosion towered in the air, and after that, in turn, I heard the roar of it.
Those behind urged on, and the column, from gutter to gutter, telescoped upon itself.
And then I turned up the main corridor in the direction that Carthoris and the head of the column had passed a half-hour before.
D'Arnot gave a warning shout to his column as the blacks closed on him, but before he could draw his revolver he had been pinioned and dragged into the jungle.
Lieutenant Charpentier, who had been bringing up the rear of the column, now came running to the scene, and on hearing the details of the ambush ordered the men to follow him, and plunged into the tangled vegetation.
Highly skilled suppliers/providers of random packing can boost the efficiency and performance of columns and the entire plant by providing cutting-edge designs for random packings.
Then, for every building, at least three columns were selected to be measured to their corrosion potential.
The structure constructed by local people using material or reinforcement detailed below the design standard may be classified as "nonengineered structures." In this study, the columns are of most interest.