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trapezium
noun [C] /trəˈpiː.zi.əm/ (plural trapezia /trəˈpiː.zi.ə/ or trapeziums) UK specialized (US trapezoid)Definition
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SMART Thesaurus: Geometrical shapes
Synonyms and related words:
- -cornered suffix
- -dimensional suffix
- arch noun
- asymmetric adjective
- circular adjective
- cylinder noun (SHAPE)
- cylindrical adjective
- fractal noun
- heptagon noun
- isosceles triangle noun
- Möbius strip/band noun
- one-dimensional adjective (MEASURE)
- polyhedron noun
- pyramidal adjective
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