squarer
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3.1
- adjective
- /ˈskwɛrər/
:
más cuadrado
- OK, you have pecs that are more square, so you have your sternum divot and then you have your pecs that are a little bit more squared off.
Examples
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And if we compare it just physically with your iPhone, I do like the edges are a little more square than yours.
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Her office desk is squarer than the old one, which allows for better organization.
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And they're more square, whereas Roman forms, as we've discussed, are more rectangular in shape, with again, the temple at the short end.
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The new smartphone has a squarer design that many people find more appealing.
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The building's squarer shape makes it stand out against the more traditional rounded structures.
Synonyms
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3.5
A shape like a box with sides almost the same length
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1.2
Having four equal sides and four corners
A thing that is four-sided and sits firmly on a surface
How Square
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Squarer comes from the word square, which comes from Latin quadr- meaning 'four', because a square has four equal sides, so squarer means 'more like a square' or more four-sided.