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inscribe

[in-skrahyb] / ɪnˈskraɪb /


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"They're inscribing something about their cosmology, their belief systems, into the earth itself in a very dramatic way."

From BBC

The diagnostic definition has changed dramatically in that time, inscribing children with a broad range of abilities, needs and behaviors within a single term: autism spectrum disorder.

From Los Angeles Times

The U.S. has banned the sale of tools known as extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, which inscribe silicon wafers with microscopic patterns filled by billions of transistors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Babylonian works were inscribed in cuneiform on clay tablets, many of which have survived only in fragments.

From Science Daily

Every day, on my way to school, I'd walk past their names, which were inscribed on the village war memorial.

From BBC