Galton

[ gawl-tn ]

noun

1. Sir Francis, 1822–1911, English scientist and writer.

Galton

/ ˈɡɔːltən /

noun

1. GaltonSir Francis18221911MEnglishTRAVEL AND EXPLORATION: explorerSCIENCE: scientist Sir Francis. 1822–1911, English explorer and scientist, a cousin of Charles Darwin, noted for his researches in heredity, meteorology, and statistics. He founded the study of eugenics and the theory of anticyclones

Other Words From

• Gal·to·ni·an [gawl-, toh, -nee-, uh, n], adjective

Example Sentences

But it is safe to say their attacking impact has certainly been dampened by Batlle's exit, as well as Leah Galton's limited availability this season.

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Any concerns that Manchester United may have lacked firepower in the absence of Brazilian playmaker Geyse and winger Leah Galton through illness were quickly laid to rest on Sunday.

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There will be some gripes at the disallowing of Galton's goal, with her push on Hunt far from severe, but they had plenty of further chances to take the tie all the way.

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As the first half wore on, they began to settle and United had a few glimpses of hope when Lucia Garcia and Galton won possession high in the opposition half - though neither could capitalise.

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However, D'Angelo, who was drafted in to replace regular number one Manuela Zinsberger, had a moment to forget shortly after when she kicked only air and Galton got United on level terms.

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