cylindrical
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Adj — Shaped like a cylinder; having straight sides and a circular cross-section.
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Etymology
From Latin cylindricus, formed on cylinder plus the adjectival suffix -ical.
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What does “cylindrical” mean?
The word “cylindrical” means shaped like a cylinder; having straight sides and a circular cross-section. In plain terms, shaped like a tube or can — round in cross-section, with straight sides.
How do you pronounce “cylindrical”?
“Cylindrical” is pronounced sih-LIHND-rih-kuhl (/sɪˈlɪndɹɪkəl/ in IPA).
How do you use “cylindrical” in a sentence?
Here is “cylindrical” used in a sentence: “The water tank is cylindrical, standing about two metres tall.”
What part of speech is “cylindrical”?
“Cylindrical” is an adjective.
Where does the word “cylindrical” come from?
The word “cylindrical” comes from Latin. From Latin cylindricus, formed on cylinder plus the adjectival suffix -ical.
Is “cylindrical” a common word?
“Cylindrical” is an uncommon word in modern English.