See circumflant on Wiktionary
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"text": "August 29 1657, Jeremy Taylor, letter to John Evelyn\nthe reason why the flame goes out when the matter is exhausted , is because that little particle of fire is soon overcome by the circumflant air and scattered , when it wants matter to keep it in unison and closeness"
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