quadriliteral (Meaning)
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quadriliteral (a.)
Consisting of four letters.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quadriliteral
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
quadriliteral Sentence Examples
- The ancient inscription was written in a mysterious quadriliteral script that puzzled linguists for years.
- In geometry, a quadriliteral is a polygon with four sides and four vertices.
- The map displayed the quadriliteral shape of the fortress, with its distinctive four-cornered walls.
- The team excavating the archaeological site discovered fragments of pottery adorned with quadriliteral symbols.
- The gemstone was cut into a quadriliteral shape, showcasing its natural brilliance from every angle.
- Scholars debated the significance of the quadriliteral motif found in ancient artwork.
- The treasure hunters followed the map's instructions to a quadriliteral marker indicating the location of buried treasure.
- The architectural plans outlined a modern building with a quadriliteral floor plan, maximizing interior space efficiency.
- The ancient civilization constructed temples in the shape of quadriliterals, symbolizing their connection to the earth's four cardinal directions.
- Mathematicians studied the properties of quadriliterals in projective geometry to understand their transformations and symmetries.
FAQs About the word quadriliteral
Consisting of four letters.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient inscription was written in a mysterious quadriliteral script that puzzled linguists for years.
In geometry, a quadriliteral is a polygon with four sides and four vertices.
The map displayed the quadriliteral shape of the fortress, with its distinctive four-cornered walls.
The team excavating the archaeological site discovered fragments of pottery adorned with quadriliteral symbols.
