disclike

IPA: dɪskɫaɪk

adjective

  • Resembling or characteristic of a disc.
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Examples of "disclike" in Sentences

  • The building's disclike forms are inspired by sand roses.
  • He cheap hotels milford unorganized febricity, is a pestilent noisemaker in haemogenesis, an telemetered ahuehuete rimbaud and a disclike origen.
  • CAPTAIN KIRK leaned forward in his seat, adrenaline pumping, as he watched a disclike vessel weave between green foothills and towering spires in a desperate attempt to elude them.
  • Under these disclike roofs, the building is a chain of interconnected pavilions and outdoor terraces surrounding a large open-air courtyard, a layout that evokes caravanserais, shelters that were built along the old trade routes.
  • He imagined that very few people in history had actually seen this carving up close, since it was designed to sit so high above the populace—but up close, the carved image of the disclike Sun looked odd, as if it were not a carved image but rather…well…aplug in the stone.
  • Inspired by sand roses, the tiny formations that crystallize just below the desert's surface, the building's dozens of disclike forms, intersecting at odd angles and piling up unevenly atop one another, celebrate a delicate beauty in the desert landscape that is invisible to those who have not spent time there.

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