pyramidic
- adjective
- /ˌpɪrəˈmɪdɪk/
- The building has a stunning pyramidic design.
Examples
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The crystals grew in a pyramidic fashion, tapering to a fine point.
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Her painting includes several pyramidic forms that create a sense of balance.
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The structure has a pyramidic appearance that dominates the skyline.
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I love the pyramidic shape of that sculpture.
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The crystal formations were distinctly pyramidic, reaching a sharp peak.
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The architect designed the roof to be pyramidic, ensuring rain would run off easily.
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The pyramidic shape of the mountain made it a popular hiking destination.
Synonyms
A shape with a flat base and sloping sides that meet at a point
A shape with a flat base and sloping sides that meet at a point
Having a narrow triangular shape that is wider at the bottom and comes to a point
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pyramidic comes from pyramid, which goes back to an old Greek word for a triangular shape, and the ending -ic means 'of or relating to'. So pyramidic means 'having the shape of a pyramid', like something wide at the base and coming to a point.