horary adjective. ['hɔ:rǝri] E17.
[medieval Latin horarius, from Latin hora HOUR: see -ARY¹.]
1. Occurring every hour, hourly. E17.

2. Lasting only for an hour, of a short duration. Only in 17.

3. Of, relating to, or indicating the hours. M17.

4. Astrology. Of or pertaining to observation of the sky and planets at a particular moment. M17.
horary question: the answer to which is obtained by erecting a figure of the sky and planets for the moment at which it is propounded.

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horary noun. ['hɔ:rǝri] rare. M17.
[mod. Latin horarium book of hours, use as noun of neut. sing. of medieval Latin horarius: see HORARY adjective.]
1. Ecclesiastical. A book containing the offices for the canonical hours. M17-L18.

2. An hourly account or narrative; a timed programme or plan. M19.

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