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Coaxal

Definition

Coaxal (adjective): referring to or having the same axis or central line.

Coaxal (noun): a person or thing that is coaxal.

Senses

1. Coaxal (adjective): referring to or having the same axis or central line, often used in geometry.

Example Sentence 1: In mathematics, the two circles are coaxal as they share the same center.

Example Sentence 2: The coaxal cylinders align perfectly, allowing smooth rotation.

2. Coaxal (noun): a person or thing that is coaxal.

Example Sentence 1: John, who is a coaxal, always manages to bring everyone together.

Example Sentence 2: The wheels of the car are coaxals, providing stability during high-speed turns.

Usage

Coaxal is commonly used in the mathematical field, particularly in geometry, to describe objects or shapes with a shared central line or axis.

It can also be used metaphorically to refer to individuals or entities that bring different elements together to operate harmoniously.

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