polygram
- noun
- /ˈpɒlɪɡræm/
- Specialized
:
poligramo
Examples
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The mathematician explained how to construct a polygram using only a ruler and compass.
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A five-pointed star is a common example of a polygram in geometry.
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Students were asked to identify the number of sides in each polygram drawn on the worksheet.
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The polygram has eight sides.
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Can you draw a polygram?
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A polygram can be used in art to create beautiful star-like patterns.
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Artists often experiment with polygrams to enhance their geometric designs.
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In mathematics, a polygram features multiple straight sides and angles converging at points.
Synonyms
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A network design where each computer links to one central hub
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A flat closed shape with at least three straight sides and angles, like a triangle or square
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A shape with sharp corners and straight sides
A flat figure with straight sides like a triangle or square
How Many-Sided
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Polygram comes from the Greek parts poly- 'many' and -gram 'line' or 'thing written', like in telegram or anagram. So a polygram in geometry is a figure made of many straight lines and angles, often looking like a star.