heptagonal
- adjective
- /hɛpˈtæɡənl/
- The architect designed a heptagonal building to provide a unique perspective from every angle.
Examples
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The heptagonal shape of the building is quite unique.
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The ancient coin featured a heptagonal border that made it stand out from others.
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The architect designed a unique heptagonal pavilion for the city park.
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Each side of the heptagonal table was carefully measured to ensure symmetry.
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I drew a heptagonal figure for my geometry class.
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The artist created a stunning heptagonal sculpture that captivated everyone at the gallery.
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In geometry class, we learned that a heptagonal shape has seven sides and seven angles.
Synonyms
A shape that has seven sides
Surface Forms
Morphology
heptagonal = heptagon (transparent) = hepta + gon + al
The adjective is formed in a regular and highly recognizable way from 'heptagon' plus the suffix '-al'.
Etymology
The word heptagonal comes from old Greek parts hepta 'seven' and gonia 'angle'. So a heptagonal shape is simply a seven-sided shape, like a heptagon, which is why a heptagonal table has seven sides.