Synonyms for dimensional
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1. dimensionaladjective

   of or relating to dimensions

   Antonyms:
   one-dimensional, unidimensional

2. dimensionaladjective

   having dimension--the quality or character or stature proper to a person

   "never matures as a dimensional character; he is pasty, bland, faceless"- Norman Cousins

   Antonyms:
   one-dimensional, unidimensional

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1. List of paraphrases for "dimensional":

   dimension, dimensions, three-dimensional, two-dimensional

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1. Baba Faiz:

   To write is easy, while writing for publication seems a tough task to be performed well. Writing down the emotions that you truly feel beautifies the spirit of writing and enlightens the reader; on the contrary, overloading your thoughts with heavy words- having no senses at all but carrying multi-dimensional meanings with them- for the one and only sake of publication perishes the fabric of writing.

2. Morgan Sword:

   We’re talking about but we have n’t made a firm decision yet of whether to modify the geometry of the Atlantic League strike zone a little bit, the zone that’s actually called by major league umpires is kind of like an oval. And going to a two-dimensional zone that has corners in it is going to be pitcher friendly because you’re adding space to the strike zone.

3. Ludwik Liebler:

   The vitrimers can have both of the two worlds, but they are fundamentally different, they combine this permanent network, resistance, dimensional stability with the possibility of being malleable, (and) completely recyclable.

4. Bill Clinton , 69:

   They’re running against a cartoon. Cartoons are two-dimensional, they’re easy to absorb. Life in the real world is complicated and real change is hard, and a lot of people even think it’s boring.

5. Daniel Herbert:

   Video by its nature is 2-dimensional. It distorts images. So what appears to be clear on a video sometimes is not always that clear.