geometrical pace
geometrical pace noun: a unit of measure used in the 16th century, defined as "five feet" or "five geometrical feet".
Noun
geometrical pace (plural geometrical paces)
- A unit of measure used in the 16th century, defined as "five feet" or "five geometrical feet".
Forms of geometrical pace
| plural | geometrical paces |
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Origin of geometrical pace
Calque of Latin passus geometricus or French pas géometrique.
Questions about geometrical pace
- What does geometrical pace mean?
- Geometrical pace means a unit of measure used in the 16th century, defined as "five feet" or "five geometrical feet".
- What part of speech is geometrical pace?
- Geometrical pace is a noun.
- What is the plural of geometrical pace?
- The plural of geometrical pace is geometrical paces.
Words near geometrical pace in the dictionary
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