seven-sided
A shape that has seven sides
- adjective
- /ˈsɛvənˌsaɪdɪd/
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heptagonal
- The machine was a seven-sided can, thirty inches tall and twenty inches in diameter, with a series of wheels and rollers that supposedly let it traverse any terrain.
Examples
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The architect designed a stunning seven-sided building that caught everyone's attention.
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It's built not out of pentagons, but out of seven sided figures.
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He mentioned a seven-sided ruby.
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She won a prize for her art piece, which featured a seven-sided polygon.
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In geometry class, we learned about a seven-sided shape called a heptagon.
Synonyms
heptagonal
vsseven-sided
A shape with seven straight sides and seven angles
is a general description of having seven sides rather than a geometric term
How Many
eight-sided
1
2.7
seven-sided
1
3.5
six-sided
4
1.6
five-sided
1
3.2
four-sided
3
1.0
three-sided
10
1.5
Surface Forms
seven-sided positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word seven-sided comes from the two simple words seven ('7') and side ('edge'). So, a seven-sided shape or object is one that has seven sides.