Definitions for "Two-dimensional"
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Three-dimensional, Linear perspective, Isometric drawing, Foreshortening, Isometric projection, Perspective, Perspective drawing, Plane geometry, Pictorial space, Surface, Height field, Planar, Perspective projection, Curve, Picture plane, Shape, Isometric, Space, Solid, Orthographic projection, Y axis, Euclidean space, Line, Projection, Net, Planar graph, Z-axis, Map projection, Tesseract, Coordinate pair, Triangulated irregular network, Perimeter, Sphere, Wireframe, Nomograph, Spacetime, Depth, Cross section, Polygon , Perspective correction, Plane, Planform, Ellipsoid, Polyhedron, Cartesian coordinates, Polytope, Cartesian coordinate system, Isosurface, Cylinder
Having both length and width, but no thickness
Having length and width and giving the illusion of a three-dimensional object or space.
Having the dimensions of height and width only.
Having height and width, but no depth; flat. Also see three-dimensional. Return to: / Home / Context / Styles / Purpose / Media / Help
work which is created on a flat surface
Flat area having height and width but no actual depth.
involving two dimensions
lacking the expected range or depth; not designed to give an illusion or depth; "a film with two-dimensional characters"; "a flat two-dimensional painting"
A figure that has length and width but not height (i.e., a plane figure such as a rectangle or circle).
An area defined by length and width
A flat surface, which has only height and width.
Something that has only two dimensions, a sheet of paper with no thickness for example.
Having two dimensions (height and width); referring to something that is flat.
having height and width but not depth. A two-dimensional plane consists of points or lines defined by coordinates that are relative to two axes, for example, the X axis and the Y axis.
Having height and width but not depth. Also referred to as 2-D.
having two dimensions or extensions in one direction
adj. Existing in reference to two measures, such as height and width--for example, a two-dimensional model drawn with reference to an x-axis and a y-axis, or a two-dimensional array of numbers placed in rows and columns. See also Cartesian coordinates.