radii (Meaning)

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radii (n.)

pl. of Radius.

Webster

of Radius

The radii of the circles are all equal, forming a regular pattern.
The radii of the spherical balloons were expanding rapidly as they filled with helium.
The tree's branches extended outwards in graceful curves, with radii varying from short to long.
The radii of the galaxies are vast, spanning millions of light-years.
The radii of the tires on the vehicle determined its maneuverability and handling.
The radii of the electron orbitals shrink as the energy level increases.
The radii of the rings on the target determined the accuracy and precision of the shot.
The radii of the waves ripple outwards from the center, creating a concentric pattern.
The radii of the petals on the flower formed a delicate and intricate design.
The radii of the parallel lines extend infinitely in two directions, never intersecting.

pl. of Radius., of Radius

diameters,perimeters, peripheries, equators, compasses,waistlines, girths, circuits, circumferences

No antonyms found.

The radii of the circles are all equal, forming a regular pattern.

The radii of the spherical balloons were expanding rapidly as they filled with helium.

The tree's branches extended outwards in graceful curves, with radii varying from short to long.

The radii of the galaxies are vast, spanning millions of light-years.