Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Scattered like the stars.
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Examples
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Out here under the wide, star-scattered sky, she felt so free.
At Her Beck and Call Atkins, Dawn 2007
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We had learned to sleep with nothing overhead but moon and stars, and nothing either side to keep distant the winds and noises of the night; and by contrast it was strange, but quieting, to rest within walls, with a roof above; even though walls and roof were only interlacing twigs making a darker mesh against the star-scattered sky.
Seven Pillars of Wisdom Thomas Edward 2003
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Then, upward to the narrow crack of star-scattered sky which was the great rift's mouth.
Psychosphere Lumley, Brian 1984
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The telescopic view shifted; for a moment the planet was completely offscreen, and then its curvature came into the screen against a star-scattered background.
Space Viking Piper, H. Beam 1963
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The telescopic view shifted; for a moment the planet was completely off-screen, and then its curvature came into the screen against a star-scattered background.
Space Viking H. Beam Piper 1934
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We passed by groves of lemon, star-scattered with fruit and blossom and enclosed in rough walls of black lava; by the grey-green straggling of the prickly pears and by vines climbing up their canes.
Castellinaria and Other Sicilian Diversions Henry Festing Jones 1889
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