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rhomboid
[ rom-boid ]
adjective
- Also dz·Ǿd. having a form like or similar to that of a rhombus; shaped like a rhomboid.
rhomboid
/ ˈɒɔɪ /
noun
- a parallelogram having adjacent sides of unequal length
adjective
- having such a shape
rhomboid
/ ŏ′Ǿ′ /
- A parallelogram with unequal adjacent sides.
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Other yvlog Forms
- dz·Ǿd· adverb
- ܲ·dzbǾ adjective
- ܲrdz·Ǿd adjective
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yvlog History and Origins
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of rhomboid1
C16: from Late Latin rhomboides , from Greek dzDZŧ shaped like a rhombus
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For a developer, he built a glassy rhomboid, set on a ridge over the Malibu coast.
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Adnan was painting her mountain as late as last year, heavily abstracted into rhomboids in creamy pastel peaches, roses, and rusty golds.
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Sure, it’s minimalist in form: nine sleek rhomboid units, specifically.
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Not a cube, by the way, more a rhomboid, to be pedantic — poised like a ballerina on point.
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Or, if they are studying shapes and geometry, suggest they step off the dimensions of your rooms and calculate just how rhomboid some of those spaces are.
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