straight line Antonyms
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Meaning of straight line
Wordnet
straight line (n)
a line traced by a point traveling in a constant direction; a line of zero curvature
straight line Sentence Examples
- The road stretched out before us like a straight line to the horizon.
- The arrow shot through the air in a straight line towards the target.
- The edge of the table formed a straight line parallel to the wall.
- The path through the forest took a straight line, bypassing curves and obstacles.
- The beam of light cast a straight line onto the floor, illuminating the room.
- The runner's trajectory traced a straight line towards the finish line.
- The graph plotted a straight line showing a linear relationship between the two variables.
- The architect designed the building with a series of straight lines, creating a modern and minimalist aesthetic.
- The navigation system guided us along a straight line route to our destination.
- The river flowed in a straight line, its banks forming parallel lines along its course.
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a line traced by a point traveling in a constant direction; a line of zero curvature
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The road stretched out before us like a straight line to the horizon.
The arrow shot through the air in a straight line towards the target.
The edge of the table formed a straight line parallel to the wall.
The path through the forest took a straight line, bypassing curves and obstacles.
