cubical
cubical
Definition
cu·bi·cal (-bi kəl)
adjective
cubic; esp., cube-shaped
cubical
Usage Examples
Preposition: with
- door: You will find a full size shower cubical with a glass bi-fold door.
Modifies a noun
- nerve: Steiner, R. ( 2006 ) Thin fillers in the cubical nerves of omega-categories.
- structure: The Ka'bah is the black one-room cubical stone structure in the courtyard of the Great Mosque at Makkah.
- parabola: In 1657 he became the first to find the arc length of an algebraic curve when he rectified the cubical parabola.
- dice: Includes a photograph of pair of cubical dice from Pompeii, made of bone in the first century AD.
- block: The objects drawn consisted of representations of three dimensional shapes formed from cubical blocks.
- arrangement: In order to clarify the exact structure of Sung's cubical arrangement I shall present the layers of the cube in a tabular format.
Used with adjective complement
- shower: I tiled the shower cubical in the same way, with cork adhesive, from B&Q.
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