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isometrical

isometrical

7.8
Having all parts the same size
  • adjective
  • /ˌaɪsəˈmɛtrɪkəl/
  • Specialized
translation icon : isométrico
  • In geometry, an isometrical transformation preserves lengths of shapes.

Examples

  • Can you create an isometrical drawing of the object?

  • The engineer designed an isometrical structure to ensure balance and stability.

  • The artwork was admired for its isometrical proportions and symmetry.

  • The architect designed an isometrical building.

  • The artwork was admired for its isometrical proportions and symmetry.

  • The engineer designed an isometrical structure to ensure balance and stability.

  • In geometry, an isometrical transformation preserves lengths of shapes.

Synonyms

isometric
vsisometrical
  • Specialized
1 7.7

Having the same size or shape in every direction

describes things made of parts that are equal in size

Antonyms

23 3.0

Not the same in amount or quality

18 6.1

Having parts that are not the same size or shape

Surface Forms

isometrical positive

Morphology

isometrical = isometric (semi-transparent) = iso + metric + al

The base 'isometric' is analyzable as 'iso-' + 'metric', but 'iso-' is a technical combining form that may be unfamiliar to general learners.

Etymology

Isometrical breaks into iso- meaning 'equal' and -metrical which is the same root you see in meter and metric, both about 'measure'. So isometrical means having parts with 'equal measurements'.