Adjective
Crossing, intersecting; (figuratively) clashing, conflicting.
Usage- not-comparable
- Rare
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intersecant roads
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To plant the sides of the intersecant roads of the Halifax Peninsula with Shade Trees, would not occasion heavy toil or expence to proprietors; and they would be compensated by the comfort they would experience, while their property would be beautified.
At the North end is a plateau, answering to the head of a cross, the shaft of which shoots directly towards the South. On one end of this plateau, stands the Governor's house, and on the other, the Washington Monument, while between the intersecant angles formed by the shaft with the head of the cross, stands the Capitol in simple architectural grandeur.
From their positions geographically, with interests in common, and only ten miles of roadway between them, the two towns [Berry and Nowra] should in all their aims and aspirations be not intersecant, but have mutual dealings in most, if not all, local enterprises, and maintain a connection in municipal and social effort that would make for steady advancement.
A sufficient condition for primals of order l, having with each branch of I'* at O* i intersections coinciding in O*, to trace residually a complete series on I'* is[…]. I'* is normal except when one of the intersecant primals is a monoid and the rest are all cones of vertex O*.