angular in Latin
angular in Latin is angulāris — angular means having sharp corners or angles rather than smooth curves.
angular in Latin
angulāris
Having an angle or angles; forming an angle or corner.
What does "angular" mean?
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adj Having sharp corners or angles rather than smooth curves.
"The building's angular design stood out against the older, rounded architecture."
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adj Thin and bony in build; lacking softness or roundness.
"She had a tall, angular frame that suited the runway."
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angular in a sentence
- The building's angular design stood out against the older, rounded architecture.
- His angular jaw gave him a striking profile.
- She had a tall, angular frame that suited the runway.
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What is "angular" in Latin?
"angular" in Latin is angulāris. angular means: Having sharp corners or angles rather than smooth curves.
How do you use "angular" in a sentence?
Example: "The building's angular design stood out against the older, rounded architecture." In Latin, "angular" is angulāris.
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