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A major arc of a circle that has the same starting and ending point is referred to as a "semicircle" if it encompasses half the circle. However, if it extends beyond that, it can simply be described as a "major arc" of the circle. In essence, the key characteristic is that it covers more than 180 degrees of the circle's circumference.

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