centrally
Variant of central
central
definition
cen·tral (sen′trəl)
adjective
- in, at, or near the center
- of or forming the center
- equally distant or accessible from various points
- most important; main; basic; principal
- of or having to do with a single source that controls all activity in an organization or system
- designating or of that part of a nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord or, in many invertebrates, the chief ganglia and their major nerve cords
- of the centrum of a vertebra
- Phonet. articulated with the tongue in a position approximately halfway between front and back: said of certain vowels, as (u) in bud
Etymology: L centralis
noun
a telephone exchange, esp. the main one, or the telephone operator: an early term
Related Forms:
- centrally cen′·trally adverb
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