equiradial
equiradial adjective: having equal radii.
Adjective
equiradial (comparative more equiradial, superlative most equiradial)
- Having equal radii.
- Pythagoras […] had postulated that the universe is made of ten equiradial circles extending from four – at the base – to one – at the top, the whole forming a species of pyramid.1993, Rikki Ducornet, The Jade Cabinet, Dalkey Archive Press, page 57
Forms of equiradial
| comparative | more equiradial |
|---|---|
| superlative | most equiradial |
Origin of equiradial
From equi- + radial.
Questions about equiradial
- What does equiradial mean?
- Equiradial means having equal radii.
- What part of speech is equiradial?
- Equiradial is an adjective.
Words near equiradial in the dictionary
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