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Meanings of set square in English
Geometry device used for technical drawing.
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Usage of set square in English
1
The man looked evilly at her, his heavy, fat chin set square.
2
Jean sat unflinching, his lips drawn tightly, his head set square and defiant.
3
They are not built on the hard set square lines of the former type.
4
Her lips made one pale, tight thread above the set square of her chin.
5
And set square in the center of the wall, just below the shelf and pole.
6
Whenever I moved a folding metal rule and set square tied on my belt clanked together stupidly.
7
But he had his head flung back, and his eyes very bright, and his jaw set square.
8
He was a tall priest and square-shouldered, with the broad brow and set square chin of a fighting man.
9
His shoulders set square.
10
It was baffling right from the start, when we learned that the thing called a set square was, in fact, triangle-shaped.
11
A thin man in a leather weskit, a black and straightbrim hat set square on his head, a thin rim of whiskers.
12
Of course, we 've got the right of it, but in some way Fate has managed to leave us set square against the law.
13
He was a stout, good-looking man, with a firmly set square face, with features finely cut, a small mouth, good teeth, and well-formed chin.
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Translations for set square
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