circumsolaradj.
Revolving round the sun; situated close about the sun.
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circumsolar1846
1846 Blackwood's Mag. 60 378 The denizens..of our planet in their sublunary or circumsolar career.
1880 L. Swift in Nature 29 Jan. 301/1 The objects seen..were circumsolar bodies, unquestionably intra-Mercurial planets.
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adj.1846- to get the strength of
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