horizontal

It’s horizontal in nature, it favors interconnectedness, and within it, one gains their humanity, their being, through others gaining their humanity, their being—you are, therefore I am.

Auto factories tend to sprawl horizontally over huge lots, and have flat roofs.

Faulkner, Whitman, and Dickinson did not labor in vain; their books live on, horizontally, stacked like bricks in a display case.

Johns took the original source and mirrored it horizontally, creating a large missing void in the center of the work.

It even threatens such veteran horizontally integrated favorites as Scrabble, solitaire, and the crossword puzzle.

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The Mats de Beaupré are upon the same principle; they are soaped poles, laid horizontally, but very high from the ground.

On the outside of these were nailed horizontally boards, 10 or 12 inches wide, overlapping each other.

This powder-flask was directed horizontally to a large stone, which Gilliatt made the hearth of the forge.

The stretch of the elastic is sufficient to enlarge the parts equally, as well vertically as horizontally.

It had curved on reaching the zenith, whence it spread horizontally over the rest of the heavens.