🌐 360-degree panoramic 🖼️ A circular panorama

cycloramic

9.9

Giving a full 360-degree view all around a place

adjective
/saɪkləˈræmɪk/

: ciclóramo

The exhibit featured a cycloramic display that allowed visitors to feel as if they were in the middle of the scene.

Examples

How strangely those cycloramic paintings create their own world.

Academic text (2000)
Bernard asked himself, rising a little higher from the seemingly endless pile of old cycloramic paintings.

Academic text (2000)
They installed a cycloramic mural around the room, creating an immersive experience for the guests.
In the museum, a cycloramic image of the city skyline captivated all who entered the gallery.

Synonyms

panoramic

vscycloramic

15 4.9

A very wide view of land or a city from high up

covers the full 360 degree circle rather than a broad partial view

periscopic

vscycloramic

1 8.1

Giving a wide view that shows things around you

emphasizes a full 360 degree circular coverage rather than general all-around sight

panoptical

vscycloramic

Formal

9.9

Showing everything in one view

is specific to a continuous full 360 degree image rather than general completeness

fisheye

vscycloramic

7.4

Having a very wide, curved view that bends straight lines

produces an even full circular view without the same strong lens distortion

planispheric

vscycloramic

Specialized

9.8

Relating to a flat map of a round surface like the sky or Earth

describes an actual 360 degree circular visual image rather than a flat map

How Panoramic

cycloramic

9.9

panoramic

15 4.9

wide

∞ 1.0

narrow

290 1.0

Surface Forms

cycloramic positive

Morphology

cycloramic = cyclorama (transparent) = cyclorama + ic

Formed by adding the productive adjective-forming suffix '-ic' to 'cyclorama', yielding 'relating to a cyclorama'.

Etymology

Cycloramic combines cyclo- ('circle') and panoramic ('wide view'), so it describes a view that goes all the way around you, a full 360-degree scene.