Things Flashcards
having no shape, shapeless
unshaped, formless, amorphous, inchoate, unformed, unfashioned
having a shape or form
shaped, formed, configured, conformed, fashioned
having a usually simple planed shape (lines or curves)
geometric
having the same shape or boundaries
coextensivef
having a similar form
conforming, similiform, equiform
having a different form
diversiform, variform
having many forms
multiform, multifarious, polymorphic, polymorphous, multiplex, omniform, omnifarious
having a shape with equal sides and angles
regular
not having a shape with generally equal sides and angles
irregular
having an unconventional or uneven shape
irregular, contorted, misshapen, malformed, deformed, twisted, grotesque
having an axially (or in relation to a central line) balanced shape
symmetrical
having an axially unbalanced shape
asymmetrical, dissymmetrical
more prominent or sizable on one side
one-sided, lop-sided
having the sides reversed (as a mirror)
heterochiral
having a proper or hamonious dimensions relationally
proportional, proportionate, commensurate, eurythmic
not having proper dimensions relationally
disproportional, disproportionate, uncommensurate
longer in one dimension
elongated, oblong, oblongitudinal, lengthened, extended, stretched, prolongated, elliptical, distended, protacted
shorter in one dimension
shortened, truncated, foreshortened
becoming wider
widening, expanding, broadening, dilating, splayed
becoming narrower
narrowing, tapering, tapered
having or coming to a point
pointed, pronged, spiked, acuate, acuminate, mucronate
having the form a line or lines
linear, lineal, lineiform
straight and uncurved in line
rectilinear, rectilineal, linear, lineal
not straight
crooked, bent, askew, awry, oblique
represented in outline only
outlined, outlinear, contoured, delineatory, in profile, silhouetted
having a sharp bend or angle
angular, geniculate, orthometric (see hook-shaped)
standing at a right or 90 degree (L-orgamma-shaped) angle
upright, perpendicular, normal, orthogonal, rectangular, orthometric
having a less than right angle
acute-angled
having three acute angles
triquetrous
having a greater than perpendicular angle
obtuse-angled
having an acute or obtuse (non-right) angle
oblique-angled, obliquangular
anglegreater than 180 degree
reflex angle
being an angle formed by two planes
dihedral
on a plan or unbroken surface
flat, level, planar, tabular, flattened, even, applanate, homaloidal
on a slant
slanting, aslant, inclined, oblique, on a bias, diagonal, askew
bent abruptly
geniculate, inflexed, intorted
bent abruptly backward
retroflex, cacuminal
showing short and sharp veelike turns
zigzag, staggered, chevroned, cringle-crangle
having a shape formed by lines rather than by curves (hence having angles
angular
having a curve or curves (roundness or rondure)
curvilinear, curved, curvate, bowed, curviform, arching, arciform
slightly curved
curvulate
curved upward
upcurved, upturned, arched, arculate, vaulted, concamerateds
curved downward
downcurved, downturned, decurved, decurvate
curved foward
procurved
curved backward
recurved, recurvate
curved inward
incurved, incurvate, involute, hooked, aduncous
curved outward
excurved, excurvate
curving back toward itself
hooked, crooked
curved around farther than a semicircle
gibbous
curved up and around and closed or almost closed
looped
describing a curve that is bold or lengthy
sweeping
describing a series of reverse curves
whiplash
curving or arcing (two curved lines) to a point
cusped
curving to a central point with a “dip” (contraflexure) inward on either side of the apex
ogival
making a perfect closed curve (two dimensions)
circular, round, ring-like, annular, cycloid, cycloidal, rotunds
flat and circular
discoid
hollowed inward
concave, bowl-like, basin-like, crater-like, dished, sunken, depressed
rounded, and bulging outward
convex, protuberant, gibbous, cupped, cupriform
concave on one side and convex on the other
concavo-convex, convexo-concave more
curved on the concave than on the convex side
concavo-convex
more curved on the convex than on the concave side
convexo-concave
concave on two or both sides
bioconcave
convex on two or both sides
bioconvex, amphicyritic
circular in three dimension or ball-like
round, spherical, spheral, globular, globuse, orblike, globate, rotund, spheriform, bombous, conglobate
nearly round
obrotund
like a half-circle
semicircular, hemicyclic
like a half moon (or lune)
semilunar, demilune
round but wider in the middle or flattened at the top
oblate
round but longer vertically (as along a polar axis)
prolate
more or less round
spheroidal, ellipsoidal
egg-shaped
ooid, oval, ovoid, ovaliform, oviform, elliptical, ellipsoidal
ovoid with the wider end up
abovoid
shounng coils or twists
convoluted, convoled, whorled
winding (as if around a pole) in shape
spiral, helical, gyral, heliciform, sirulate, cochleate, corkscrew, tortile, curlicue
spiral but narrowing toward the bottom
turbinate
having numerous turns or bends
bending, winding, twisting, tortuous, sinuous, serpentine, meandering, anfractuous, waving, wavy, undulant, undulating
like a complex or confusing network
maze-like, mazy, labyrinthine, plexiform
having or in the form of connecting links
chain-like, festooned, catenary, catenate, concatenate, concatenated
enclosing (with either straight or curved lines) a space and constituting a figure
closed
not (either straight or curved lines) enclosing a space or constituting a figure
open
making a closed plane figure of straight lines
polygonal
many-sided
multilateral, polygonal
having many angles
multiangular, polyangular
being a two-dimensional figure
plane
being a three dimensional figure
solid
being a solid figure with many sides
polyhedral, polyhedric
being polyhedral with all vertices in two parallel planes
prismatiodal
many sided with parallelogram sides and the bases or ends parallel and congruent
prismatic
prismatic with parallelograms as bases or ends
parallelepipedal
being a paralellepiped with rhombuses for faces
rhombohedral
having two sides
bilateral
having two faces or fronts
bifacial
three-sided
triangular, deltoid, trilateral, wedge-shaped, cuneate, trigonal, cuneiform, trigonous, deltoid
triangular with unequal sides
scalene
triangular with two equal sides
isosceles
triangular with equal sides
equilateral
triangular inversely
obcuneate, obdeltoid
being a three dimensional pointed figure with a base and triangles (usually four or three) for sides
pyramidal
inversely pyramidal
obpyramidal
being a triangular (with three upright sides) pyramid
tetrahedral
having four sides and four angles
quadrilateral, quadrangular, quadrangled, tetragonal
four-sided with all right angles and equal sides
square, foursquare, quadrate
four-sided with all right angles (right angled parallelogram)
rectangular
four-sided with opposite sides parallel and equal
parallelogrammatic
four sided with two sides parallel
trapeziodal, antiparallelogrammatic
four-sided (parallelogram) with equal but non-right angled sides (or not a square)
rhombic, rhombical
four-sided (parallelogram) with unequal non-right angled sides
rhomboid
somewhat like a rhomboid figure (rhombus or rhomb)
rhomboidal
four-sided with no parallel sides
trapeziform, trapezial
being a four-sided figure with two equal acute and two equal obtuse angles (or long rhomboid figure with the diagonal perpendicular to the horizontal)
diamond, lozenge-shape
solid with six square faces
cubic
somewhat cubic in shape
cuboid, cuboidal
having an evenly extended or elongated round shape
cylindrical, columnar, columnal, pillar-like, shaft-like
narrowly cylindrical
tubular, tubulate
more or less cylindrical but tapering at one or both ends
terete
being a rounded figure (with a circular base) that tapers upward to a point
conical, conic, funnel-shaped
somewhat conical
conoid, conoidal
conical with the pointed end below
obconic
like two opposite-pointing cones having the same base
biconical
being a five sided plane figure (polygon)
pentagonal
being a six-sided plane figure
hexagonal
being a seven sided plane figure
heptagonal
being an eight-sided plane figure
octagonal
being a nine-sided plane figure
nonagonal
being a ten sided plane figure
decagonal
being a twelve sided plane figure
dodecagonal
being a (three dimensional) polyhedron with four faces
tetrahedral
being a polyhedron with five face
pentahedral
being a polyhedron with six faces
hexahedral
being a polyhedron with eight faces
octahedral
being a polyhedron with twelve faces
dodecahedral
being a polyhedron with twenty faces
icosahedral
being a polyhedron with twenty four faces
icositetrahedral
picture - like as a representational form
glyphic, pictographic, hieroglyphic