octoedrical (Meaning)
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octoedrical (a.)
See Octahedral.
Synonyms & Antonyms of octoedrical
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octoedrical Sentence Examples
- The intricate octahedral crystal gleamed under the sunlight, refracting iridescent rays.
- The chemical compound formed an octahedral lattice structure, maximizing its stability.
- The artist's sculpture depicted an octahedron with razor-sharp edges and polished surfaces.
- The planet's core was hypothesized to be octahedral in shape, influencing its magnetic field.
- The virus's capsid exhibited an octahedral symmetry, protecting its genetic material.
- The pyramid's base formed an octahedral shape, adding architectural intrigue.
- The octahedral dice rolled across the table, its faces revealing various numbers.
- The catalyst's octahedral geometry enhanced its catalytic efficiency in chemical reactions.
- The honeycomb's cells often assumed an octahedral form, optimizing storage space.
- The tetrahedron's dual shape, the octahedron, possessed eight equilateral triangular faces.
FAQs About the word octoedrical
See Octahedral.
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The intricate octahedral crystal gleamed under the sunlight, refracting iridescent rays.
The chemical compound formed an octahedral lattice structure, maximizing its stability.
The artist's sculpture depicted an octahedron with razor-sharp edges and polished surfaces.
The planet's core was hypothesized to be octahedral in shape, influencing its magnetic field.
