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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. n. The quality or state of being rectangular or right-angled; rectangularness.

Wiktionary

  1. n. uncountable The condition of being rectangular
  2. n. countable A rectangular form

GNU Webster's 1913

  1. n. The quality or condition of being rectangular, or right-angled.

WordNet 3.0

  1. n. the property of being shaped like a rectangle

Examples

  • “Personally, I would have trouble living up to its rectangularity and its imperative on clinical order.”

    Horizontal Space by Duilio Damilano

  • “To clarify my above discussion of rectangularity, it references David Friedman's mention of the Coombs building, which has a non-rectangular plan which David Friedman finds disorienting and I am sure I would too - I was fairly disoriented when I went on a group tour of the Pentagon.”

    Economics and Modernity, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

  • “Like the dream figure, he was a study in contradiction, his shabby elegance not quite real, his rectangularity that of a grandiose poseur sitting in a soup kitchen.”

    Simon & Schuster: Rain Gods

  • “But there was one undeniable characteristic about the motel and the surrounding neighborhood that would not go away: The rectangularity of line and the absence of people gave one the sense that he was standing inside a stage set, one that had been created for the professional sojourner.”

    Simon & Schuster: Rain Gods

  • “There is a striking contrast between the severe rectangularity of the garden's borders and the irregular natural forms of the rocks within them.”

    Japanese Aesthetics

  • “Many of our older cities and villages have partly outgrown the awkward age, become dignified in the shade of spreading trees, and fallen somehow into a kind of unity; a few of them, especially near the Atlantic seaboard, where the stupid rectangularity of the towns farther west was never imposed, are among the loveliest in the world.”

    Problems of Conduct

  • “He was a rectangular person whom nothing could budge, and his very rectangularity bespoke his stubborn rectitude.”

    By Advice of Counsel

  • “The town has been laid out with great rectangularity; the river divides it unequally.”

    The Fortune Hunter

  • “The stranger was a very tall man in dark clothes, who gave an instant impression of long rectangularity.”

    The Secret Witness

  • “With a foot-rule you proceed to make measurements to show the rectangularity of the room in which you are standing.”

    Four-Dimensional Vistas

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