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eclipsed .
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Examples
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But the star of Pitt, which had hitherto shone with increasing brightness from year to year, and which had passed through all the clouds of time uneclipsed, was now to wane.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 378, April, 1847 Various
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American science displays his broad circumference in uneclipsed radiance.
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It sent a path of light down through centuries of darkness, and that light shines just as brightly to-day, uneclipsed and even undimmed by anything the world has done since.
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A quiet jaunt through China on foot was, I was told, quite out of the question; the uneclipsed audacity of a man mentioning it, and especially
Across China on Foot Edwin John Dingle 1926
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Nature will open her bosom and lead you by these strange by-ways into her hidden charms and unadorned recesses of sublime beauty, uneclipsed for their kind anywhere in the world.
Across China on Foot Edwin John Dingle 1926
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The evening before he had seemed preoccupied, and the shadow of his mood had faintly encroached on the great golden orb of their blessedness; but now it was uneclipsed again, and hung above them high and bright as the sun at noon.
The Reef; a novel 1912
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The evening before he had seemed preoccupied, and the shadow of his mood had faintly encroached on the great golden orb of their blessedness; but now it was uneclipsed again, and hung above them high and bright as the sun at noon.
The Reef Edith Wharton 1899
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Page 10 seemed destined to remain forever uneclipsed.
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And the next day he observed the lines at the edge of the uneclipsed sun.
History of Astronomy George Forbes 1892
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It has been said with much force that Tyrwhitt, whose services to the study of Chaucer remain uneclipsed by those of any other scholar, would have composed a quite different biography of the poet, had he not been confounded by the formerly (and here and there still) accepted date of Chaucer's birth, the year 1328.
Chaucer Adolphus William Ward 1880
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