Definition

Describing something that has equal angles or shows equivalent growth of parts while keeping size relations constant.

Example

The isogonic lines on the map indicate areas where the angle of magnetic declination is the same.

Conversation

Did you hear about the new design techniques they are using in art classes?

Yeah, I read that they focus on isogonic shapes to create balance.

Exactly! I think that makes the artwork look so much more appealing.

It really does — I’d love to try creating something with those principles.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Isogonic → It is formed from "iso-" (meaning equal) and "gonia" (from Greek, meaning angle). The word "isogonic" refers to lines or points that have equal angles, particularly in the context of navigation and geography.

Memory Tip

Think of 'equal' ('iso-') angles ('gonia') to remember that 'isogonic' relates to equal angles.

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