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vertical

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WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
adj. at right angles to the plane of the horizon or a base line; "a vertical camera angle"; "the monument consists of two vertical pillars supporting a horizontal slab"; "measure the perpendicular height" [syn: perpendicular ] [ant: inclined , horizontal ...

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Vertical is a 2010 novel by Rex Pickett and the second novel in the Sideways Trilogy . It is a sequel to the novel Sideways , which was made into a successful 2004 film of the same name . The novel takes place seven years after the events depicted in Sideways ...

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
I. adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a sheer/vertical cliff (= straight up and down rather than sloping ) ▪ Sheer cliffs defend the island. a vertical dive (= going straight down ) ▪ His actions sent the plane into a near vertical dive. the vertical/horizontal ...

Usage examples of vertical.

The hill itself was formed of talus, covered with alluvium, all but a small portion of which was subsequently cut away, leaving an almost vertical face 15 or 18 feet high.

Lateral resemblances with other languages - similar sounds applied to analogous significations - were noted and listed only in order to confirm the vertical relation of each to these deeply buried, silted over, almost mute values.

Midway was too small for a giant elephant-cage antenna, so instead they used vertical wires.

The absence of buttresses and the continuous row of arches cause a remarkable freedom from vertical lines in the exterior of the transepts, which is also characteristic of the interior.

For in continuance of the vertical principle of the plant, the pistil and carpel represent the male aspect in the process of spiritual anastomosis, and the mobile, wind- or insect-borne pollen, in continuing the spiral principle, represents the female part.

The first black shape was the sail of a submarine, vertical and unadorned, with a slight angling fillet bringing it to the deck of the cylindrical shape, the sail identical to that of his old Seawolf, but the hull now appearing beneath the sail too small in diameter to belong to a Seawolf-class.

By following down the vertical lines, one can see that their longevity depends largely on the size of family from which they come.

Herbivora, or the vertical cutting one of the flesh-eating mammals, the rodent has a longitudinal motion given by the arrangement of the lower jaw, the condyle of which is not transverse, but parallel with the median line of the skull, and the glenoid fossa, or cavity into which it fits, and which is situated on the under side of the posterior root of the zygoma, is so open in front as to allow of a backwards and forwards sliding action.

The Mig broke hard to the left as the Hellfire left the outboard pylon and accelerated to just under Mach 1 Manesh put the craft in a vertical climb and began dispensing flares and chaff.

Which is bad because, as Manso well knew, you might actually survive a vertical crash.

On the slope the blossoms of the wine-wooded manzanita filled the air with springtime odors, while the leaves, wise with experience, were already beginning their vertical twist against the coming aridity of summer.

And in the foremost row, at the extreme right, sat the driver, who manipulated the multiped conveyance by means of two vertical levers, on either side of his saddle.

Jeff Carroum, maneuvering to get his fixed guns on a Zero coming in ahead, overshot the point, and, when he finally dived, he had to come down on his back hi a more than vertical descent in order to get back on his target.

The hull of my kayak lost its glint and the parasail above me quit catching the light as this vertical terminator moved past and above me.

Logan engaged vertical thrust--and the paravane soared gracefully upward, quickly attained cruising altitude, then tipped westward in a singing rush of blades.