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ley
[ ley ]
noun
- a pewter containing about 80 percent tin and 20 percent lead.
ley
/ liË; leɪ /
noun
- arable land put down to grass; grassland or pastureland
- Also calledley line a line joining two prominent points in the landscape, thought to be the line of a prehistoric track
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of ley1
Example Sentences
Both Stonehenge and Glastonbury supposedly lie on ley lines — mystical energy connections across the U.K.
Some of these connections were identified by Nisbet, who asserted that Lamb sits on a confluence of ley lines - supposed paths of energy linking sites of historical significance.
The Newark Earthworks, about 40 minutes east of Columbus, have also drawn attention for supposedly being built along ley lines — invisible gridlines that channel “earth energies.â€
The Spanish government initially consulted groups representing the workers as it drew up the new law, known as “ley rider.â€
He viewed the Masons’ imprint on the design of Washington’s landscape as arranged along “ley lines†— the supposedly ancient practice of aligning landmarks — in ways that accentuate the Earth’s magnetic field.
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