Planar

Pronunciation: /ˈplænər/

Definitions of planar

adjective relating to or in the form of a plane; flat or level

Example Sentences

A1 The paper airplane flew in a planar motion.

A2 The map displayed a planar layout of the city streets.

B1 The architect designed a planar facade for the new building.

B2 The artist created a planar composition using geometric shapes.

C1 The mathematician explained the concept of planar graphs in detail.

C2 The engineer used planar analysis to optimize the structural design of the bridge.

Examples of planar in a Sentence

formal The engineer designed a planar surface for the new building facade.

informal I think a planar layout would work best for the living room.

slang Let's keep it planar and simple for this project.

figurative Her emotions were planar, showing no signs of depth or complexity.

Grammatical Forms of planar

• past tense: planared
• plural: planars
• comparative: more planar
• superlative: most planar
• present tense: planars
• future tense: will be planar
• perfect tense: have planared
• continuous tense: is planaring
• singular: planar
• positive degree: planar
• infinitive: to planar
• gerund: planaring
• participle: planared

Origin and Evolution of planar

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'planar' originated from the Latin word 'planus' meaning flat or level.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'planar' has come to be used in various fields such as mathematics, geometry, and physics to describe objects or surfaces that are flat or lie in a single plane.