intersectant
- adjective
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intersectante
- The two lines are intersectant at this point.
Examples
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The architect designed the roof using intersectant supports for added stability.
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The two beams were positioned in an intersectant pattern above the stage.
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Scientists observed intersectant lines appearing under the microscope.
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These intersectant paths create a beautiful pattern.
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The two beams were positioned in an intersectant pattern above the stage.
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Scientists observed intersectant lines appearing under the microscope.
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These intersectant paths create a beautiful pattern.
Synonyms
2
3.5
Marked with lines that cross each other to form a pattern
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2.9
In the shape of a cross with four arms
A line or path that crosses another, often making an X shape
Crossed in an X shape, like leaves meeting at right angles
One part lies across another
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Intersectant comes from the parts inter- ('between') and sect ('to cut'), the same root you see in section. A helpful image is two lines 'cutting' each other in the middle to make an X, so intersectant describes things that cross or meet to form a cross.