adjective

dimensional

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adjective

Relating to dimensions, or having a specified number of dimensions.

"The architect worked from a three-dimensional model of the building."

Having noticeable depth or solidity, as opposed to flat.

"The sculpture felt far more dimensional in person than in photos."

How to Use Dimensional

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishHaving depth or measurable spatial qualities — often used as part of words like "three-dimensional".

Common pairings

three-dimensional multi-dimensional dimensional lumber

more dimensional comparative, most dimensional superlative

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The architect worked from a three-_____ model of the building.

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