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intersect
verb (intersected , intersecting )
1 to divide (lines, an area, etc) by passing or cutting through or across.
2 intr said especially of lines, roads, etc: to run through or cut across each other.
[17c: from Latin intersecare , intersectum to cut through]
verb (intersected , intersecting )
1 to divide (lines, an area, etc) by passing or cutting through or across.
2 intr said especially of lines, roads, etc: to run through or cut across each other.
[17c: from Latin intersecare , intersectum to cut through]
intersection
noun
1 a place where things meet or intersect, especially a road junction.
2 the act of intersecting.
3 geom the point or set of points where two or more lines or plane surfaces cross each other.
4 geom a set of points common to two or more geometrical figures.
5 maths the set of elements formed by the elements common to two or more other sets.
intersectional adjective .
noun
1 a place where things meet or intersect, especially a road junction.
2 the act of intersecting.
3 geom the point or set of points where two or more lines or plane surfaces cross each other.
4 geom a set of points common to two or more geometrical figures.
5 maths the set of elements formed by the elements common to two or more other sets.
intersectional adjective .
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