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Meanings of obtuse angle in English
Synonyms
Examples for "obtuse angles"
Examples for "obtuse angles"
1
Slab A climbing wall that's typically vertical or slightly less than-thinkobtuse angles from geometry class.
2
Bunny turns and sees a tall, lean-looking figure standing, like a tower of obtuse angles, in the shadows.
3
Each of the four solid angles in this figure is a little larger than the largest of obtuse angles.
4
It completed a full circle, then dropped to the floor where it sprawled, arms and legs pointing upward at obtuse angles.
5
It will be observed that the limbs are then generally slightly bent, so that they form very obtuse angles to each other.
Usage of obtuse angle in English
1
The obtuse angle is flush with the edge of the ledge.
2
Jaw that would have benefited from a less obtuse angle.
3
Diagonal, which form an acute or an obtuse angle with the main chain of mountains.
4
The John Logan lay beyond, at an obtuse angle.
5
One side of it is an acute angle, and the other side is an obtuse angle.
6
Here they meet at an obtuse angle.
7
Which side is the obtuse angle?
8
But in imperfectly grown adults the jaw retains the infantile character,-theshort vertical portion necessarily implying the obtuse angle.
9
Half of the 4th regiment was therefore ordered to fall back, forming an obtuse angle with the other half.
10
Suddenly, after rounding an obtuse angle at the top of a sharp ascent, the car came to a standstill.
11
My legs and thighs first formed an obtuse angle, afterwards an equilateral angle, and at length, an acute one.
12
Areas with an obtuse angle above and below, sometimes rounded above; a minute projection on each side near the top.
13
There are long, wide streets, two of which, meeting at an obtuse angle, form together an extent of nearly a mile.
14
It sat atop a thick neck, with protruding beady eyes, jaw long and narrow and slung forward at an obtuse angle.
15
It is indeed a book about beer, albeit perhaps one that comes to the subject from a somewhat unusual, even obtuse angle.
16
Here another line of marked trees was found, the course of which formed an obtuse angle with the one we had followed.
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Obtuse angle across language varieties
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