vertical
/ˈvɜːrtɪkəl/Definitions
1. adjective
extending or directed upwards from the bottom; perpendicular to the horizon
“The skyscraper’s vertical lines made it a striking sight.”
2. noun
a line or direction extending upwards from the bottom; a column or pillar
“The vertical of the building was impressive.”
3. noun
a visual representation of the vertical movement of something, especially in a picture or drawing
“The artist used a combination of verticals to create a sense of movement in her painting.”
4. verb
to cause (something) to stand upright or to be in an upright position
“The construction workers vertically placed the heavy beam.”