n. and v. 1 the figure made by two lines or rays coming from a single point; 2.the space between such lines measured in degrees.
Our new school building looks impressive from any angle.
Our new school building looks impressive from any angle.
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I will trisect the angle into parts.
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You can adjust the tilt angle so the backrest touches your back.
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The test is designed to detect even a small angle of anomaly.
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The size of a ligand is indicated by its cone angle.
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He wore his hat at a rakish angle.
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I drew an acute angle.
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The tri in triangle changes the meaning of angle to three angles.
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The angle of reflection changed as the sun moved across the sky.
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We learned about a reflex angle in our math lesson.
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We could see the dihedral angle of a soaring vulture's wings.
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A 172 degree angle is an example of an obtuse angle.
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The angle was obtuse.
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The student used a caliper to measure the dimensions of the angle.
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The lines formed a right angle.
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corner; bend; intersection
straight line
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