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oblate

[ob-leyt, o-bleyt] / ˈɒb leɪt, ɒˈbleɪt /




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But in 2017, the sisters become more concerned for their safety when George Carroll, a beloved oblate volunteer, died in a stabbing in Greenpoint, several miles away.

From Seattle Times

“I mean, it’s an oblate spheroid. It’s not a perfect sphere.”

From Scientific American

The city of Mission draws its name from the chapel, a former mission for oblate priests like Snipes.

From Los Angeles Times

Technically, the Earth is not round, but rather a bumpy oblate spheroid.

From Scientific American

Most galaxies today are spherical or oblate, like flattened spheres.

From Science Magazine