incircumscription (Meaning)
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incircumscription (n.)
Condition or quality of being incircumscriptible or limitless.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incircumscription
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incircumscription Sentence Examples
- The incircumscription of the circle within the triangle created an elegant geometric figure.
- The architect designed the building's façade with incircumscription principles, ensuring a harmonious blend of shapes.
- The artist used incircumscription techniques in their abstract painting, blurring the boundaries between form and space.
- The politician's incircumscription of the issue allowed them to avoid taking a clear stance.
- The theorem of incircumscription states that the incircle of a triangle is tangent to the three sides.
- The incircumscription of the square within the circle illuminated the relationship between regular polygons.
- The government's incircumscription of the economic crisis led to a lack of accountability and transparency.
- The songwriter's incircumscription of love in their lyrics created a haunting and elusive quality.
- The incircumscription of the sphere within the cube showcased the geometric interplay between curved and rectilinear surfaces.
- The researcher's incircumscription of the hypothesis allowed for a more comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon being studied.
FAQs About the word incircumscription
Condition or quality of being incircumscriptible or limitless.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The incircumscription of the circle within the triangle created an elegant geometric figure.
The architect designed the building's façade with incircumscription principles, ensuring a harmonious blend of shapes.
The artist used incircumscription techniques in their abstract painting, blurring the boundaries between form and space.
The politician's incircumscription of the issue allowed them to avoid taking a clear stance.
