sphery

spher·y

 (sfîr′ē)
adj. spher·i·er, spher·i·est
1. Of or relating to the celestial spheres.
2. Resembling a celestial body.
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sphery

(ˈsfɪərɪ)
adj, spherier or spheriest
1. resembling a sphere
2. resembling a celestial body or bodies; starlike
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spher•y

(ˈsfɪər i)

adj.
1. having the form of a sphere; spherical.
2. pertaining to or resembling a heavenly body; starlike.
[1580–90]
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Mortals that would follow me, Love Virtue, she alone is free, She can teach ye how to climb Higher than the sphery chime; Or if Virtue feeble were, Heaven itself would stoop to her.
Like each of the three previous books and like her next novel, Phosphor in Dreamland, The Jade Cabinet unfolds in a series of journal entries and recollections from two different characters--Memory Sphery and Radulph Tubbs.
As Memory explains at the end of the novel, "if, as our father Angus Sphery believed, there exists a Divine Tongue capable of bringing all things into being, the opposite is also true.
In The Jade Cabinet, power at its most naked is the focus, beginning with a Victorian father, Angus Sphery, who is fascinated with the origins of language and airily experiments with his newborn baby, Etheria: He shuts her off from language and she grows up mute.
By Kirsty The Sphery 30 light from the studio of By Kirsty is just one of the growing range of home accessories and lighting designed and made in Wales by this up-and-coming brand.
When I think of the Hungerkunstler, I cannot help but think of Angus Sphery's study, that magical place where, little girls, Etheria and I spent so many happy hours.
But what is hardest to tell, and what shows above all else the piteous colouration our father's mind had taken: he sold the jade: the cane pommel once the pride of his youth; the cicada from Tubbs's cabinet and the chimera too; sold the earrings he had given to our mother, Margaret Sphery, to celebrate Etheria's birth!
Had his own devastation been less terrible, I know I should have hated Angus Sphery; as it was I could not.
The embodiments of this dichotomy are Etheria, the beautiful daughter of Professor Angus Sphery, a mid-nineteenth-century Oxford don, and Radulph Tubbs, an industrialist.
Angus Sphery is an eccentric polymath convinced that all known languages are corruptions of the language of Eden.