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three-dimensional

A child builds a three-dimensional cube with colorful blocks.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Having three dimensions: Existing in or having length, width, and height (depth). This describes physical objects or spatial forms.
    • Giving the illusion of depth: Creating a realistic appearance of three dimensions on a two-dimensional surface, such as in art, film, or graphics.
    • Lifelike and fully realized: Used figuratively to describe descriptions, characters, or ideas that are complex, detailed, and realistic, as if having depth beyond a flat, simple portrayal.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective (Physical/Object):
    • Sculpture is a three-dimensional art form.
    • The architect created a three-dimensional model of the building.
  • Adjective (Visual Illusion):
    • The new animation software produces stunning three-dimensional effects.
    • These special glasses make the images look three-dimensional.
  • Adjective (Figurative/Descriptive):
    • The author's three-dimensional characters feel like real people.
    • The report provided a three-dimensional analysis of the economic crisis.
Advanced Usage
  • "three-D" (abbreviation): A common informal abbreviation, often used for movies or visual media.
    • We went to see the latest superhero film in three-D.
  • Conceptual Use: Can be applied to abstract models or theories that consider multiple, interconnecting factors.
    • Her thesis presents a three-dimensional framework for understanding cultural identity.
Variants and Related Words
  • Three-dimensionality (n): The quality or state of being three-dimensional.
    • The three-dimensionality of the virtual environment is remarkable.
  • 3D (adj): The standard abbreviated form.
    • The company specializes in 3D printing technology.
  • Two-dimensional (adj): The contrasting term, meaning having only two dimensions (length and width) or, figuratively, lacking depth or complexity.
Synonyms
  • Spatial: Relating to or occupying space.
  • Stereoscopic: Relating to a technique for creating the illusion of depth.
  • Lifelike: Realistically representing or resembling real life.
  • Rounded: (Figurative) Fully developed and complex, especially describing a character.
Related Phrases
  • In three dimensions: Expressing the manner in which something exists or is viewed.
    • He thinks in three dimensions, which makes him an excellent engineer.
  • Three-dimensional space: The physical universe or a mathematical model where position can be described with three coordinates.
Related Idioms
  • A three-dimensional picture/view: A comprehensive and nuanced understanding of a situation.
    • The documentary gave us a three-dimensional picture of life in the region.
three-dimensional

A child builds a three-dimensional cube with colorful blocks.

Adjective
  1. having three dimensions
  2. involving or relating to three dimensions or aspects; giving the illusion of depth
    • lifelike three-dimensional characters
    • a three-dimensional account of conditions under the new government
    • they shot the movie in three-D

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