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Verb cross-cut has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebCross-cuttingDefinition:As an adjective, cross-cutting refers to something that crosses or intersects at an angle, or across different areas, disciplines, or interests. As a noun, cross-cutting refers to the act or process of cutting across something or making intersecting paths. Examples:Adjective - Angle:The cross-cutting intersection of two roads created a unique traffic pattern. Adjective - Disciplines:His research involves a cross-cutting analysis of various fields, such as economics, sociology, and psychology. Adjective - Interests:The book club aims to cover cross-cutting genres, ranging from fantasy to non-fiction. Noun - General:The cross-cutting process in woodworking enhances efficiency in creating intricate designs. Noun - Paths:The trail in the national park has a few cross-cuttings, making it an exciting route for hikers. Related Products: | |||||
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