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Triangular

adjective

Having three angles; forming or shaped like a triangle. "A triangular pyrimid has a triangle for a base"

Having three sides. Synonyms: three-sided, trilateral.

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"Triangular" Quotes from Famous Books

... appearance if the rungs are let in square to the sides and flush, but at the sacrifice either of strength or lightness, unless narrow rungs of a hard wood, such as oak, be used. Moreover, square notches are not so easy to cut out as triangular. ...

— Things To Make • Archibald Williams

... intercepted and read. Likewise an arrangement was perfected which enabled a station to determine the direction in which the waves were being projected and consequently the bearing of another vessel or lighthouse or other station. The fundamental principle was the arrangement of the antennae, two triangular systems being provided on the same mast, but in one the current is brought down in a perpendicular direction. The action depends upon the difference of the current in the ...

— The Story Of Electricity • John Munro

... 1797.) H—— (14) told us that he remembered seeing, when he was five years old, some puppets packed up by a showman in a triangular box; "and for sometime afterwards," said H——, "when I saw my father's triangular hat-box, I expected puppets to come out of it. A few days ago, I met a man with a triangular box upon his head, and I thought that there ...

— Practical Education, Volume II • Maria Edgeworth

... of Solon were inscribed on wooden rollers and triangular tablets, in the species of writing called Boustrophedon (lines alternating first from left to right, and next from right to left, like the course of the ploughman)—and preserved first in the ...

— The Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 1 • Various

... choose to be an American woman. He has never tried being one. He does not realize that she not only has in hand the emancipation of the American woman, but the reformation of the American man and the education of the American child. If that triangular mission in life does not keep her out of mischief and make her the angel of the twentieth century, ...

— Children's Rights and Others • Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin

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