concentric

/kɔn'sentrik/ Cách viết khác : (concentrical) /kɔn'sentrikəl/
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concentric

Two concentric rings are drawn on the whiteboard.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Having a common center: Describes two or more shapes, typically circles or rings, that share the exact same central point. Their outlines are arranged at different distances from this shared center.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The target had several concentric circles painted on it. (The target displayed multiple rings that all shared the same central point.)
    • The tree's growth rings were nearly concentric. (The rings inside the tree trunk were arranged around a common center.)
    • The architect designed a building with concentric courtyards. (The building's courtyards were arranged one inside the other, sharing a central axis.)
Advanced Usage
  • "concentric with": Used to specify what something shares a center with.
    • The new orbital path of the satellite is concentric with the planet's equator. (The satellite's path forms a circle that shares its center with the planet's equatorial line.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Concentrically (adverb): In a concentric manner; arranged around a common center.
    • The layers of the onion are arranged concentrically.
  • Concentricity (noun): The quality or state of being concentric.
    • The machinist measured the concentricity of the gears.
Synonyms
  • Coaxial: Having or mounted on a common axis (often implies a shared central line, similar to a shared central point).
  • Homocentric: Having the same center (a more technical synonym).
Antonyms
  • Eccentric: Not having the same center; deviating from a circular path or shared center.
    • The moon's orbit is slightly eccentric relative to the Earth.
concentric

Two concentric rings are drawn on the whiteboard.

Adjective
  1. having a common center
    • concentric rings