Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Pertaining to a pupil or ward.
- Of or pertaining to the pupil of the eye.
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Examples
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At the NYFF press screening, mouths were agape, eyes entranced during this sequence – and with good reason, as it's fun, end-of-the-world-movie stuff: the slo-mo planetary crash also evokes a pupilary explosion, making for a macro-micro meditation, as well as a kind of update to
Michael Vazquez: 2011's Doomsday Cinema, Part I: Melancholia @ 49th NYFF plus Gainsbourg on Von Trier & Lars' NYFF 47 Press Conference (VIDEO) Michael Vazquez 2012
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In normal intact sensorium without redirection of associative memory, statistically significant findings will indicate a probability of effective reporting based upon a previous baseline, just as is established with regard to galvanic responses, respirations, pupilary reactions, blood pressure, and pulse, in contemporary "Lie Detection" monitoring.
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The case in which the substitution was intended to take place classed it as vulgar, pupilary, or quasi-pupilary: vulgar was the ordinary substitution in which one was named to take, in case the first heir defaulted or died; pupillary, was where an heir was instituted to succeed a child under puberty
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy 1840-1916 1913
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For severe concussions Watts said some of the warning signs are a persistent daily headache that occurs weeks after the event and the person could also still be having pupilary changes.
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For severe concussions Watts said some of the warning signs are a persistent daily headache that occurs weeks after the event and the person could also still be having pupilary changes.
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For severe concussions Watts said some of the warning signs are a persistent daily headache that occurs weeks after the event and the person could also still be having pupilary changes.
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For severe concussions Watts said some of the warning signs are a persistent daily headache that occurs weeks after the event and the person could also still be having pupilary changes.
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For severe concussions Watts said some of the warning signs are a persistent daily headache that occurs weeks after the event and the person could also still be having pupilary changes.
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For severe concussions Watts said some of the warning signs are a persistent daily headache that occurs weeks after the event and the person could also still be having pupilary changes.
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For severe concussions Watts said some of the warning signs are a persistent daily headache that occurs weeks after the event and the person could also still be having pupilary changes.
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