circuital
- adjective
- /ˈsɜrkɪtəl/
- The marathon route is circuital, looping around the city center twice.
Examples
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The marathon route is circuital, looping around the city center twice.
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They took a circuital route to avoid traffic.
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The river takes a circuital path through the valley before reaching the sea.
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Their conversation became circuital, returning to the same topics again and again.
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The circuital path led us to the old mill.
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They took a circuital route to avoid traffic.
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The river takes a circuital path through the valley before reaching the sea.
Synonyms
Taking a longer, indirect way instead of a direct route
Antonyms
How Indirect
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Circuital comes from Latin parts circum 'around' and ire 'to go', and it shares the same idea as the words circle and circuit. So a circuital path is one that goes round in a loop or takes a roundabout route.