Definition of "centrical" [centrical]

• Variant of centric. (adjective)

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• "M. O'BRIEN: Let's talk about people are feeling in Iraq, the centrical forces, if you will, and kind of a surprising dateline for what we saw yesterday, a riot in Kurdish controlled country."
• "But he finds Boxall Hill more centrical than Greshambury."
• "For this purpose, they established a sort of encampment in the park belonging to the ducal residence at Hamilton, a centrical situation for receiving their recruits, and where they were secured from any sudden attack, by having the Clyde, a deep and rapid river, in front of their position, which is only passable by a long and narrow bridge, near the castle and village of Bothwell."