starlike

IPA: stˈɑrɫaɪk

Resembling a star, especially in shape.
Resembling or characteristic of a celebrity or leading actor.
(geometry) Convex; having the property that any line segment joining any mapped point to a specified point in the domain lies entirely in the domain.

Examples of "starlike" in Sentences

I agree that it is too un starlike for a ikiProject award.
A nebula or other starlike object may also be called a fixed star.
In fact it arose as a starlike example of the more general regular polygon.
The Steelmark consists of three four pointed starlike figures within a circle.
Anyway, the faint starlike image is at the rightmost edge of the squished disk.
My starlike pretense found its final frontier in a room which was anonymous by nature.
These are punctuated by starlike nodes and wavelike striations in low relief that are polished to a high gloss.
Mrs. Berry's fine eyes -- they had been called "starlike" twenty years before, by romantic young gentlemen -- filled with tears.
You take it all for granted and when I look you back it's with a starlike eye shooting its cold and egotistical spear where it can do least damage.
Similarly, the statute refers to “knuckles of any substance” that can be “put to the same use with the same or similar effect” as metallic knuckles; nunchaku, zoobow “or any similar weapon” configured with two sticks connected by rope, chain, or wire; and shuriken or “any similar pointed starlike object intended to injure a person when thrown.”