Locus
Locus noun - The area or space occupied by or intended for something.
Usage example: the locus of brightness occurs where the rays of sunlight converge in front of the lens
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Synonyms for Locus
Place is a synonym for locus in point topic. In some cases you can use "Place" instead a noun "Locus".
Nearby Word: locust
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- In Humperdinck's opera Hansel and Gretel, the witch chants, "Hocus pocus, bonus jocus, malus locus, hocus pocus." Though "hocus pocus" is meaningless, the rest translates as "good joke, bad place."
Source: Altum Videtur -
There is a medieval term, Locus Amoenus (pleasant place) which is described in similar terms to both the Garden of Eden and Arcadia.
Source: Arcadia -
Episode 18 of Season 13 shows Wash and Carolina's final showdown with Locus and Felix, most of which takes place on floating platforms.
Source: Interesting Situation Duel
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