geometric

adj. relating to geometry, which is the study of lines, angles, and shapes.

adj. pertaining to the branch of mathematics concerned with the properties and relations of points, lines, surfaces, and solids.

“The students had to solve a complex geometric problem involving the area of a circle.”

“The architect utilised geometric principles to ensure the structural integrity of the vaulted ceiling while maintaining a minimalist aesthetic.”

Academic

adj. using simple shapes like circles, triangles, and straight lines in a pattern.

adj. characterised by or decorated with regular lines and shapes such as squares, triangles, or circles.

“The wallpaper had a bold geometric pattern that made the room look modern.”

“The artist's later works shifted from realistic portraits to abstract geometric compositions that explored the relationship between colour and form.”

adj. describes a series of numbers where each one is multiplied by the same amount to get the next.

adj. relating to a progression in which each term is multiplied by a constant factor to obtain the subsequent term.

“The population showed geometric growth, doubling every ten years.”

“The economist argued that the geometric increase in debt would eventually outpace the country's ability to generate tax revenue.”

Technical