| Almost everyone fails on them: supersede, naphtha, tranquillity, liquefy, sacrilegious, kimono, paraffin, rarefy, picnicking, battalion. |
| The primary activity of warmth is to move fast and to dilate and rarefy matter, whereas that of cold is to hinder movement and to condense matter. |
| The rarefy of the atmosphere continued to affect the wood-work of the wagons, and the wheels were incessantly falling to pieces. |
| In this panorama, not only that the sense of universality does not rarefy, it is, indeed, drawn by deeper breaths. |
| The air consequently was damp and gross, for want of stronger rays to open and rarefy it. |
| Would an atmosphere perfumed by these Eastern woods clarify and rarefy our denser Occidental minds? |
