geometrical
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- adjective
- /dʒiˈɑːmətrɪkəl/
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geométrico
- The artist created a stunning mural featuring geometrical shapes in vibrant colors.
- geometrical forms
- geometrical drawing
- geometrical pattern
Those are all facts, geometrical facts about those figures.
- Those are all facts, geometrical facts about those figures.
- Or in a three-dimensional space, so it was a subset of a geometrical space.
- It pushes geometrical reasoning to its very breaking point, literally.
- Unique quantum states whose properties are protected by conserved geometrical features.
- So it, in fact, yes, the universe is like a fabric or a geometrical shape, but it's not rigid.
- And somehow the geometrical abstraction and constraint would render them comprehensible.
- So in my case, I like to study the geometrical and topological properties of DNA.
- And they did it using geometrical models, OK.
- But that's more like a geometrical fact.
Examples
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With the help of these entities, the user can create, edit, and file complex geometrical models.
Academic text (1995) -
Some have a rectangular base, the upper part of which has distinctive carved geometrical forms.
Academic text (2000) -
And they did it using geometrical models, OK.
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We know your theory, Alexander, but the boy's found a simple geometrical picture.
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Those are all facts, geometrical facts about those figures.
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Figure 2 gives a perhaps surprising geometrical interpretation of that result.
Academic text (2012) -
To establish the desired geometrical relationships, simple triangulation can be used in reference to Figure 4.
Academic text (1995) -
Elizabeth Spelke, from Harvard University, stated that there is a relationship between prolonged music training and geometrical skills.
Academic text (2011) -
The decorative arts course, based on geometrical drawing, provided integrated classes for painters, sculptors, and architects.
Academic text (1993) -
The architecture of the building is characterized by its geometrical lines and forms.
Synonyms
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Made of simple shapes like squares and circles in a regular pattern
Compounds
- Specialized
An uneven shape or pattern that is not the same on both sides
How Geometric
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Geometrical comes from Greek parts geo- 'earth' and metron 'measure', the same idea you see in geography and meter. Long ago people used geometry to measure land and shapes, so geometrical means shapes or designs you can measure and see clearly.