Definitions
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- adjective having five sides
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Examples
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We can see and imagine the difference between a five-sided figure (a pentagon) and a six-sided figure (a hexagon), and we can also intellectually understand that difference.
Ignatius Press 2009
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We can see and imagine the difference between a five-sided figure (a pentagon) and a six-sided figure (a hexagon), and we can also intellectually understand that difference.
Saints 2009
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We can see and imagine the difference between a five-sided figure (a pentagon) and a six-sided figure (a hexagon), and we can also intellectually understand that difference.
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We can see and imagine the difference between a five-sided figure (a pentagon) and a six-sided figure (a hexagon), and we can also intellectually understand that difference.
Theology 2009
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We can see and imagine the difference between a five-sided figure (a pentagon) and a six-sided figure (a hexagon), and we can also intellectually understand that difference.
Books 2009
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We can see and imagine the difference between a five-sided figure (a pentagon) and a six-sided figure (a hexagon), and we can also intellectually understand that difference.
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The case centered on a five-sided container invented by K-Tec's chief executive Tom Dickson he of Will It Blend?
A pricey blender container gets even more so for Vita-Mix 2011
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Blendtec had filed the patent-infringement suit against Vita-Mix, alleging that Vita-Mix's XP Container was too similar to K-Tec's patented, five-sided Blendtec jar (both shown).
In patent-infringement suit over blender containers, Blendtec wins $11 million award from Vita-Mix 2010
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It has been run from General Petraeus’ s headquarters in Kabul, the giant five-sided military headquarters on the Potomac presided over by Secretary of Defense Gates, and various think-tanks filled with America’ s militarized intelligentsia scattered around Washington -- and it has proven a classically successful & ldquo; clear, hold, build” counterinsurgency operation.
Tom Engelhardt: How to Schedule a War: The Incredible Shrinking Withdrawal Date Tom Engelhardt 2010
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"The Statesman" depicts a man with a five-sided face, a cap tilted to the side, arms squared and raised.
For $12.50, she took home one of Roy Lichtenstein's early gems Jacqueline Trescott 2010
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