Pronunciation: /ˌpɑliˈhidrəl/
noun a polyhedron or other object with many plane faces
A1 A polyhedral is a solid figure with many flat surfaces.
A2 I learned about different polyhedrals in my geometry class.
B1 The architect designed a building with polyhedrals for a modern look.
B2 The artist created a sculpture using polyhedrals as inspiration.
C1 The mathematician studied the properties of various polyhedrals in their research.
C2 The engineer used polyhedrals in their design to optimize structural integrity.
adjective relating to or denoting a solid figure with many plane faces, especially a polyhedron
A1 The children played with polyhedral dice.
A2 She was fascinated by the polyhedral shapes in the geometry book.
B1 The architect designed a polyhedral building with multiple angles and faces.
B2 The artist created a stunning sculpture with polyhedral forms.
C1 The mathematician studied the properties of polyhedral structures in three-dimensional space.
C2 The engineer used polyhedral modeling software to design complex structures for the new bridge.
formal The architect designed a polyhedral structure for the new museum.
informal I saw a cool polyhedral building downtown.
slang That polyhedral shape is so rad!
figurative His mind was like a polyhedral puzzle, complex and multifaceted.
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