Pronunciation: /hɔːrɪˈzɑːntəl/
noun a horizontal line, plane, or position
A1 The horizontal is a line that goes from left to right.
A2 The artist used a horizontal to divide the painting into two sections.
B1 The carpenter measured the width of the table using a horizontal.
B2 The engineer adjusted the horizontal to ensure the bridge was level.
C1 The architect carefully calculated the horizontal of the building's facade.
C2 The surveyor used a laser level to establish a precise horizontal across the construction site.
adjective relating to or situated in a plane parallel to the horizon
A1 The horizontal line is straight across.
A2 The shelf needs to be placed in a horizontal position.
B1 The artist used a horizontal brushstroke to create the background.
B2 The table was made with a horizontal design to give it a modern look.
C1 The engineer meticulously measured the horizontal distance between the two buildings.
C2 The photographer captured the stunning sunset with a horizontal panorama shot.
formal The architect designed the building with a strong emphasis on horizontal lines.
informal I prefer my photos to be horizontal rather than vertical.
slang Let's hang that picture up horizontal, it looks better that way.
figurative She tried to stay on a horizontal path in life, avoiding any major ups and downs.
horizontaled
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more horizontal
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will be horizontal
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is being horizontal
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to horizontal
horizontalizing
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