angle
/ˈæŋɡəl/Definitions
1. noun
A corner or a point where two lines or planes intersect.
“The angle of the roof made it difficult to walk on.”
2. verb
To incline or turn so as to form a specified angle or corner.
“She angled her head to avoid the sun.”
3. verb
To manage or arrange something in a clever way, often to get an advantage.
“He angled for a promotion by writing a good report.”
4. noun
A part of a shape that is formed by two intersecting lines or planes.
“The angle of the triangle was 90 degrees.”
5. noun
A position or viewpoint, especially one that is biased or extreme.
“He took a hard angle on the issue and refused to compromise.”
6. noun
A position or situation in which someone or something is situated, especially in a particular relationship to something else.
“The angle of the camera made it seem like she was closer to me.”