Adverb:

गणितज्‍योतिष के अनुसार, गणितज्‍यातिष की रीति या विधि से,

astronomically's Usage Examples:

Just a brief look at fast food nutritional information shows most meals contain astronomically high numbers of calories, saturated and trans fats.

By being a careful listener, you will have much greater odds of learning the intricate nature of her character and in doing so, your odds of falling in love (and her falling in love with you) will grow astronomically.

Sometimes, the gown is astronomically priced due to the materials and the labor that went into constructing the piece.

There is also some very useful information about using cell phones worldwide, as international roaming charges with your domestic provider can be astronomically expensive.

As a general statement, wines in the 90 and above rankings will be more expensive, some astronomically expensive.

The difference between the position as determined astronomically and by dead-reckoning gives an excellent idea of the general direction and velocity of the surface currents.

His functions were partly sacrificial or ritualistic, but these were the least important; the real power lay in the administration of the jus divinum, the chief departments of which may briefly be described as follows: (1) the regulation of all expiatory ceremonials needed as the result of pestilence, lightning, 'c. (2) the consecration of all temples and other sacred places and objects dedicated to the gods by the state through its magistrates; (3) the regulation of the calendar both astronomically and in detailed application to the public life of the state; (4) the administration of the law relating to burials and burying-places, and the worship of the Manes, or dead ancestors; (5) the superintendence of all marriages by confarreatio, i.e.

Stevens, Jottings on Stonehenge (1882); Edgar Barclay, Stonehenge and its Earth Works (1895); Lockyer, Stonehenge and other British Stone Monuments, Astronomically Considered (1906).

Mascara: There are many types of mascara out there on the market, some prices astronomically high.

Among Lockyer's other works are - The Dawn of Astronomy (1894), to which Stonehenge and other British Stone Monuments astronomically considered (1906) may be considered a sequel; Recent and coming Eclipses (1897); and Inorganic Evolution (1900).