Pronunciation

/ˈæŋɡl/

Definitions

Noun

1. A measure of the inclination or direction of a line or plane with respect to a given reference, typically measured in degrees.
   • “The angle between the two lines is 45 degrees.”
2. The position or orientation of something in space, often in relation to another object.
   • “The angle of the roof is important for drainage.”
3. A particular viewpoint or perspective.
   • “A new angle on the issue was presented by the expert.”

Verb

1. To determine or consider the angle or direction of something.
   • “To find the best angle for the shot, he adjusted his camera.”
2. To approach or view a situation from a different perspective.
   • “She tried to angle her response to address his concerns.”

Adjective

1. Characterizing a specific direction or orientation.
   • “The light came through the window at a slanted angle.”
2. Having a particular point of view or bias.
   • “An unbiased journalist approaches stories from a wide-angle perspective.”

Phrases

• “At what angle is the sun rising today?”
• “The camera was positioned at a low angle to capture the dramatic effect.”
• “Take a new angle on the problem to find a solution.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The architect designed the building with a unique 90-degree angle at the corner.”
• Verb: “The photographer tried various angles to capture the perfect portrait.”
• Adjective: “Her writing takes a broad-angle approach to understanding history.”

Synonyms

• Slope
• Orientation
• Perspective
• Direction
• Viewpoint
• Angle of incidence
• Point of view
• Orientation (as in direction)