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angular
[ ang-gyuh-ler ]
/ ËĂŠĆ gyÉ lÉr /
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adjective
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Also angulose, angulous.
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British Dictionary definitions for angular
angular
/ (ËĂŠĆÉĄjÊlÉ) /
adjective
lean or bony
awkward or stiff in manner or movement
having an angle or angles
placed at an angle
measured by an angle or by the rate at which an angle changes
Derived forms of angular
angularly, adverbangularness, nounWord Origin for angular
C15: from Latin angulÄris, from angulus angle 1
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