Mathematics Glossary

noun an explosion

verb to explode or cause to explode

adjective relating to or characterized by a sudden outburst of anger or violence

• The blowup of the balloon was caused by excessive air pressure.
• I heard there was a huge blowup at the party last night.
• The blowup between them was so intense, it was like watching a soap opera.
• The blowup of social media influencers has led to a new era of advertising.

noun the lowest part or base of something

adjective of the lowest rank or level

• The ship's bottom was reinforced to withstand rough seas.
• I found my keys at the bottom of my bag.
• She's always got my back, she's my bottom.
• At the bottom of the issue lies a lack of communication.

adjective describing something that has been turned upside down or reversed

• The scientist conducted an experiment to study the effects of an inverted pendulum.
• She wore an inverted ponytail to change up her hairstyle.
• I heard he's really into that inverted gaming technique.
• The artist's painting style was so unique, it felt like looking at an inverted reality.

noun A piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, providing a level surface for eating, writing, or working

• The data was presented in a clear and organized manner on the table.
• Let's gather around the table for dinner.
• I'll save you a seat at the table, no worries.
• She was able to secure a seat at the table of influential leaders.