panoramic
பனோரமிக்
definition
adjective
on a clear day there are panoramic views
(of a view or picture) with a wide view surrounding the observer; sweeping.
example
We meet in the lobby and take the lift together to a quiet bar with a 'panoramic' view of the city.
The best 'panoramic' overview of the city is from Calton Hill.
The Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research has produced what it claims is the largest digital 'panoramic' photo in the world.
Our place had a 'panoramic' view of the ocean.
In the living room, an outsize picture window offers a 'panoramic' view of hills to the north.
In their 'panoramic' views of nature, many naturalists arranged human tribes into a number of natural varieties.
If it's 'panoramic' views of social transformation and neat dissections of moral conflict you want, stick to adaptations.
The two original clips are projected on the left and right sections of a 'panoramic' screen.
The garden rests in a most scenic location on the side of Mount Leinster, affording 'panoramic' views of the beautiful surrounding countryside.
In Sex and Reason, Posner sketches a 'panoramic' history of sex and society.
As I pause to take in the 'panoramic' views, a squirrel runs out of a thorny hedgerow, searching for food.
The Art of Jewellery, the premium monthly devoted to jewellery and lifestyle, opens up a 'panoramic' view of jewellery, gems, precious and semi-precious stones, and lifestyle products.
How did you come to write such a 'panoramic' book?
From various points during their game, the women will be able to take in breathtaking 'panoramic' views of the Italian countryside.
Located 100 steps down from the hotel, it boasts a 'panoramic' view of the ocean.
But to what extent does accepting such a universal or 'panoramic' priority of nature over culture translate an idea of Alexander Pope into modern critical terms?
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