triangulate

IPA: traɪæŋgjuɫeɪt

verb

  • to locate by means of triangulation
  • to pit two others against each other in order to achieve a desired outcome or to gain an advantage; to "play both ends against the middle"

adjective

  • triangular
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Examples of "triangulate" in Sentences

  • I assume you people can triangulate the call.
  • I was able to triangulate a preliminary search area.
  • I triangulated the metal in order to make it smaller.
  • He did not "triangulate" until after the 1994 midterms.
  • Given two independent radio sources, you can triangulate.
  • A triangulate plate is attached to the bottom of the base.
  • The frame structure was triangulated and emanated from the fuselage.
  • Sayid, Kate and Boone attempt to triangulate the French transmission.
  • The NLDN uses 106 sensors nationwide to triangulate lightning strikes.
  • These are data points that I used to triangulate the suspect's location.
  • In her obsession to "triangulate" she is taking progressives for granted.
  • Over time a number of algorithms have been proposed to triangulate a polygon.
  • Conservative -- Democrats provide an opening for Senate Republicans to team up and 'triangulate' with Republicans against progressives in Congress.
  • Conservative -- Democrats provide an opening for Senate Republicans to team up and "triangulate" with Republicans against progressives in Congress. '
  • Even though I think Obama is making mistakes it would be worse if Clinton was our nominee and she would be a bad VP choice because she would 'triangulate' even more.
  • We haven't had a national liberal leader since then -- President Clinton had to 'triangulate' and incorporate major conservative principles to eek out his plurality.
  • He'll be tempted to "triangulate" as Clinton did in the 1990s and with the same results: weakening the Democratic Party coalition that brought him to power by demoralizing its base.
  • To triangulate or not to triangulate, that is the White House's question, report Laura Meckler and Peter Wallsten: Strategists in both parties see two options for President Barack Obama.
  • Derek Burney stated, "Attempts to 'triangulate' in recent years, by bringing in Mexico, have produced little of substance and allowed attention to be diverted from more pressing bilateral concerns."

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