pentagon

IPA: pˈɛntɪgɑn

noun

  • (geometry) A polygon with five sides and five angles.
  • (military) A fort with five bastions.
  • The headquarters of the United States Department of Defense.
  • (metonymically) The United States Department of Defense.
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Examples of "pentagon" in Sentences

  • I can draw a pentagon.
  • The Pentagon is visible in the background.
  • It was the day after the march on the Pentagon.
  • These pentagons represent the edges of the figure.
  • The arch of the bridge over the river is pentagon.
  • How is the pentagon Built on top of the octagon in DAH
  • At this point the denials out of the Pentagon are categorical.
  • Isn't the pentagon the largest office building in the country
  • The Pentagon is the most guarded, secret facility in the world.
  • TODD: We called the pentagon about these newly released documents.
  • Monica moves to the Pentagon, but the relationship intermittently continues.
  • At the center of the pentagon was the public, which is important in creating a publicly-centered health system.
  • Joe, would you call the pentagon’s refusal to allow the taping of flag-draped coffins, “properly informing the public?”
  • February 13th, 2010 at 10: 19 am dbadass says: in addition to believing nasa, nas and the pentagon are all in on the scam
  • The next president won’t take office until next year, but the pentagon is already getting ready for the new administration.
  • In particular, the fact that the pentagon is exempt from inclusion on U.S. emissions makes our participation in this conference a joke.
  • Notice the resulting shape appears to be a regular pentagon, that is, a pentagon with all angles congruent and all sides the same length.
  • April 26th, 2010 at 12: 53 pm tombaker says: if the pentagon is that concerned about oil supplies, is it really very likely they’ll irradiate vast reserves of it?
  • He has majors, colonels and generals sending dispatches say that pulling out now would be a disaster while the pentagon is planning for a pull out for the 2006 elections.
  • Intersting Tact, he is not saying I think this, he is saying that many of his friends in the pentagon are also saying this. we have a mild soldier revolt in the ranks it looks like.

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