intersected (Meaning)

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intersected (imp. & p. p.)

of Intersect

The hiking trails intersected at the mountain summit, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
The city's grid of streets was carefully planned so that major avenues intersected at key locations.
As the two rivers flowed downstream, their courses intersected, forming a confluence.
The highways intersected at the bustling interchange, facilitating efficient travel between cities.
The laser beams intersected at the focal point, creating a concentrated beam of light.
In the Venn diagram, the circles perfectly intersected, representing the shared elements of the sets.
The surveyor marked the exact point where property lines intersected on the map.
At the equator, lines of latitude intersected, defining the starting point for geographic coordinates.
In the bustling marketplace, various cultures intersected, creating a vibrant and diverse atmosphere.
The timelines of historical events often intersected during significant periods of societal change.

of Intersect

crossed, cut, crisscrossed,bisected,decussated

No antonyms found.

The hiking trails intersected at the mountain summit, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

The city's grid of streets was carefully planned so that major avenues intersected at key locations.

As the two rivers flowed downstream, their courses intersected, forming a confluence.

The highways intersected at the bustling interchange, facilitating efficient travel between cities.