bimedial
bimedial adjective: being the sum of two lines commensurable only in power (such as the side and diagonal of a square).
Adjective
bimedial (not comparable)
Origin of bimedial
From bi- + medial.
Words that rhyme with bimedial
- medial
- praedial
- intermedial
- postmedial
- remedial
- alligation medial
- antemedial
- anteromedial
- antimedial
- basomedial
- buccomedial
- caudomedial
30 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- centromedial
- corticomedial
- craniomedial
- distomedial
- dorsomedial
- ectomedial
- frontomedial
- inferomedial
- labiomedial
- lateromedial
- mesomedial
- multimedial
- nonmedial
- orbitomedial
- paramedial
- plantomedial
- posteromedial
- posteroventromedial
- predial
- premedial
- proximomedial
- radiomedial
- rostromedial
- stapedial
- submedial
- superomedial
- temporomedial
- unimedial
- uredial
- ventromedial
Questions about bimedial
- What does bimedial mean?
- Bimedial means being the sum of two lines commensurable only in power (such as the side and diagonal of a square).
- What part of speech is bimedial?
- Bimedial is an adjective.
Words near bimedial in the dictionary
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