trisect Antonyms
Strongest:
- cleave
- split
- bifurcate
- ramify
- quarter
- dissect
- partition
- bisect
- divide
- dichotomize
- resolve
- halve
- fractionate
- subdivide
- segment
Strong:
- part
- break-down
- sever
- divorce
- dissever
- disconnect
- disassemble
- disassociate
- fractionalize
- decompose
- sunder
- unyoke
- dissolve
- unlink
- dissociate
- break-up
- pull
- rend
- separate
- disjoint
- isolate
- uncouple
- fragment
- disintegrate
- decouple
- disunite
- disjoin
Weak:
Meaning of trisect
trisect (v)
cut in three
trisect (v. t.)
To cut or divide into three parts.
To cut or divide into three equal parts.
trisect Sentence Examples
- The ancient Greeks unsuccessfully attempted to trisect an angle using only a compass and straightedge.
- The trisection of an angle is a classical problem in mathematics that has not been solved by Euclidean methods.
- Some people believe that the trisection of an angle is possible using higher-order curves or transcendental functions.
- The trisection of an angle is closely related to the construction of regular polygons.
- The trisection of an arbitrary angle is an example of a transcendental problem.
- The trisection of a right angle is equivalent to the construction of a cube with twice the volume of a given cube.
- Mathematicians have developed various approximate methods for trisecting an angle.
- Archimedes devised a mechanical device known as a "myriagon" that could approximately trisect an angle.
- The trisection of an angle has applications in fields such as geometry, surveying, and architecture.
- The problem of trisecting an angle remains an unsolved mystery in the realm of mathematics.
FAQs About the word trisect
cut in threeTo cut or divide into three parts., To cut or divide into three equal parts.
cleave, split, bifurcate, ramify, quarter, dissect, partition,bisect, divide, dichotomize
connect, blend, assemble, assemble, couple, combine, associate, connect, associate, mix
The ancient Greeks unsuccessfully attempted to trisect an angle using only a compass and straightedge.
The trisection of an angle is a classical problem in mathematics that has not been solved by Euclidean methods.
Some people believe that the trisection of an angle is possible using higher-order curves or transcendental functions.
The trisection of an angle is closely related to the construction of regular polygons.
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