circular
- adjective
- /ˈsɜrkjələr/
- She drew a circular design to represent the sun in her artwork.
- a circular shape
- a circular pattern
- circular motion
So here I have a little circular toy that I got for my kids.
- So here I have a little circular toy that I got for my kids.
- Oh, it's got a circular mouth like that pink thing.
Examples
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The table was arranged in a circular formation for the discussion.
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And what exactly do you think the benefits of a circular bed are?
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So you can leave it in this circular shape.
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And there in front of us is a circular room that was--
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So it's going to go in a circular motion.
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So here I have a little circular toy that I got for my kids.
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Those circular tents at the back are where the crew live.
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There are small windows on each side and one large circular window of armored glass in front.
Fiction book (1990) -
Others near them carried huge, circular slabs of stone with the centers cut out.
Fiction book (1992) -
The mesa was only a few feet across, roughly circular, and it was empty.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
Having the shape of a circle or sphere
Having a flat, round shape like a coin
Having a smooth, curved shape with no sharp points
Round and shaped like a ball
Round in shape like a wheel
Round or nearly round in shape
Compounds
- Literature
A situation where group members blame or attack each other and harm the group's chances
- Specialized
A function like sine or cosine that gives the ratio of two sides in a right triangle for an angle
- Specialized
A way to measure angles using radians, where one full circle equals two pi radians
- Specialized
A woodworking tool with a curved, flexible base for shaping rounded wood
- Specialized
A curved wall shaped like a half circle that sticks out from a fort to protect it
How Round
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Circular comes from the word circle, which means 'ring' or 'round', so circular describes something that has the shape of a circle or is 'round'.