Definition

Describing something that has equal diameters or axes, meaning it is uniform in size across different directions.

Example

The isodiametric shape of the sphere allows it to roll smoothly in any direction.

Conversation

Did you know that some shapes are isodiametric?

Really? What does that mean exactly?

It means they have equal diameters or axes, like a perfect circle.

That’s interesting! I didn’t realize geometry had such cool terms.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Isodiametric → It is formed from "iso-" (from Greek "isos", meaning equal) and "diametric" (from Latin "diametrus", meaning relating to a diameter). The word describes something that has equal diameters in all directions, hence equal in measure.

Memory Tip

Think of 'equal' ('iso-') and 'diameter' ('diametric') to remember that isodiametric refers to something that has equal measurements in all directions.

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