rhomboidal
- adjective
- /rɑːmˈbɔɪdəl/
- Specialized
- The artist used rhomboidal shapes in her painting to create a sense of movement.
Examples
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Sorry, those rhombuses, rhomboidal little pieces of fruit Jelly or something.
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Sorry, those rhombuses, rhomboidal little pieces of fruit Jelly or something.
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The architect designed a building with rhomboidal windows to enhance its modern appearance.
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The table had a unique rhomboidal top, making it stand out in the room.
Synonyms
Shaped like a diamond or slanted square
Having the shape of a slanted diamond with unequal adjacent sides
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rhomboidal comes from rhombus, which itself comes from an old Greek word that meant 'spinning top' and later a 'diamond' shape. So rhomboidal means 'like a diamond' or a 'slanted square', which explains its shape meaning today.