Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having the form of a pyramid; pyramidal.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Of or pertaining to a pyramid; having the form of a pyramid; pyramidal.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Of or pertaining to a pyramid; having the form of a pyramid; pyramidal.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective resembling a pyramid
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Examples
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There 2010
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The couches and tables were not covered by mail, but the walls were concealed with an inner layer of piled envelopes, and in the center of the room additional stacks of mail had been used to form low shapes, sculptures, vaguely geometric, vaguely pyramidic forms.
Baby Games Chelsea White 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There Brian Ross 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There Brian Ross 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There 2010
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Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
Brian Ross: Rather than Race to the Top, We Should Have Started Fixing Education There 2010
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