rectangular

Preposition: with

• corner: The original shape determined from the faculty plan of 1862 was roughly rectangular with rounded corners.

Used with adjective complement

• choose: Round versus Rectangular If you want performance and serious airtime always choose rectangular.
• include: Selection tools including rectangular, elliptical, free, fuzzy and paths.

Modifies a noun

• bale: Producers, suppliers of quality soft haylage in rectangular bales weighing 240kg.
• trampoline: For this reason we strongly recommend only one user at a time on a rectangular trampoline.
• enclosure: There is a rectangular enclosure to the north of the tower which may be of more recent date.
• cross-section: Channels with V shaped and rectangular cross-sections need to be formed in glass or plastic.
• churchyard: Churchyard A rectangular churchyard, on level ground, on the east bank of the River Dee within the center of the village.
• grid: She devised a puzzle based on the idea of filling in squares on a rectangular grid to create a picture.

Modifying Another Word

• roughly: The monument consists of a roughly rectangular cairn containing two chambers facing up the hill.
• approximately: The building is approximately rectangular with walls of unshaped stone.
• usually: Rather the full data or trajectory matrix, usually rectangular, is fitted directly to the vector of data elements.
• almost: Churchyard A well maintained almost rectangular enclosure on flat ground.
• not: It consists in the use of bars not rectangular, but of wedge form, or swelled out on the upper edge.
• generally: Back to top Glossary Column: An upright shaft, generally rectangular or round in plan and usually slightly tapering.

Preposition: in

• shape: Roughly rectangular in shape, Portugal is surrounded on two sides by Spain.
• plan: More elaborate vaults were square or rectangular in plan and contained up to twelve burials.
• section: Handle is made from a single piece of bone, rectangular in cross section.
• cross-section: The rear part of the body tends to be squared off, rather more rectangular in cross-section.
• appearance: The ground floor window frames were distinctly arched, featuring patterned brickwork, whilst the first floor counterparts were instead rectangular in appearance.