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In place   /ɪn pleɪs/   Listen
In place

adverb
1.
In the original or natural place or site.  Synonym: in situ.  "The archeologists left the pottery in place"



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"In place" Quotes from Famous Books



... its dignity at too high an estimate for any wish to meddle in temporal or political affairs, if it would firmly trample down all superstition, idolatry and bigotry, and 'use no vain repetition as the heathen do'—to quote Christ's own words,- -if in place of ancient dogma and incredible legendary lore, it would open its doors to the marvels of science, the miracles and magnificence daily displayed to us in the wonderful work of God's Universe, then indeed it might obtain a lasting ...
— The Master-Christian • Marie Corelli

... decorated with favors from the German, and one of these had been used to pin up a rent which the spur of a hussar had made in her robe; her hair had escaped from its fastenings during the night, and in putting it back she had broken the star in her fillet; it was now kept in place by a bit of black-and-yellow cord which an officer had lent her. "He said he should claim it of me the first time we met," she exclaimed excitedly. "Why, Professor Elmore," she implored with a laugh, ...
— A Fearful Responsibility and Other Stories • William D. Howells

... and gave a low whistle. The valves had all been loosened. They were in place only by a turn or two of ...
— The Wailing Octopus • Harold Leland Goodwin

... (Pierrotin called it "a back"), was the despair of the passengers, from the great difficulty they found in placing and removing it. If the "back" was difficult and even painful to handle, that was nothing to the suffering caused to the omoplates when the bar was in place. But when it was left to lie loose across the coach, it made both ingress and egress ...
— A Start in Life • Honore de Balzac

... the friend of the Indians, is credited with the suggestion that in place of the frail natives negroes be imported for labor in the mines and on the plantations. The earliest importations seem to have taken place in the opening years of the sixteenth century, for as early as 1505 King Ferdinand authorized ...
— Santo Domingo - A Country With A Future • Otto Schoenrich


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