a. Obs. [ad. pr. pple. of L. circumcurrĕre to run round.] Running round, considering all round. So Circumcurrence.
1655–60. Stanley, Hist. Philos. (1701), 222/1. Undistracted, and circumcurrent Phantasie. Ibid., 223/1. Having thus by Circumcurence examined the Phantasie.
