concentrical (Meaning)
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concentrical (a)
having a common center
Synonyms & Antonyms of concentrical
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concentrical Sentence Examples
- The artist meticulously painted concentrical circles of vibrant blues and greens, creating a mesmerizing illusion of depth.
- The old tree trunk revealed layers of concentrical growth rings, whispering tales of each passing year.
- The architect designed the building with a series of concentrical courtyards, allowing for natural light to reach the heart of the structure.
- The ripples on the pond spread outwards in perfect concentrical waves, disturbed by a playful pebble.
- The children traced concentrical spirals on their paper plates, lost in the simple act of creation.
- The gears of the clock meshed together, their concentrical teeth turning in a silent symphony of timekeeping.
- The layers of an onion unfolded, each one a translucent testament to its concentrical growth.
- The searchlight swept across the night sky, its concentrical beam illuminating wispy clouds.
- The nesting dolls fit perfectly inside each other, a testament to the beauty of concentrical design.
- The swirling galaxies in the telescope's view displayed a breathtaking dance of concentrical stars and dust.
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having a common center
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The artist meticulously painted concentrical circles of vibrant blues and greens, creating a mesmerizing illusion of depth.
The old tree trunk revealed layers of concentrical growth rings, whispering tales of each passing year.
The architect designed the building with a series of concentrical courtyards, allowing for natural light to reach the heart of the structure.
The ripples on the pond spread outwards in perfect concentrical waves, disturbed by a playful pebble.
