angularly
6.8
In a way that has sharp angles or corners
- adverb
- /ˈæŋɡjələrli/
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angularmente
- She arranged the furniture angularly to create a modern, dynamic living space.
So the outside pieces need more torque to spin up to angularly accelerate.
- So the outside pieces need more torque to spin up to angularly accelerate.
Examples
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The architect designed the building to be angularly distinct from the surrounding structures.
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The geometric artwork features angularly shaped pieces that draw the eye and create interest.
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So the outside pieces need more torque to spin up to angularly accelerate.
Synonyms
9.9
In a way that moves or measures around a point on a flat surface
is broader, meaning having sharp corners or relating to angles generally
How Angular
angularly
6.8
sharply
117
2.3
117
2.3
Surface Forms
angularly positive
Morphology
Etymology
Angularly comes from a root for 'angle' or 'corner', like the word angle and the shape triangle. Picture objects or designs made with clear, sharp corners rather than soft curves. So to arrange or look at something angularly is to have or show sharp angles or corners.