Definitions
- Describing a direction or position that is not straight or perpendicular. - Referring to a surface or line that is not horizontal or vertical. - Talking about a shot or throw that is not straight or direct.
- Describing a shape or form that has sharp corners or edges. - Referring to a person's facial features that are sharp or bony. - Talking about an object or design that has a modern or geometric appearance.
List of Similarities
- 1Both words describe shapes or forms that are not perfectly straight or rounded.
- 2Both words can be used to describe objects, surfaces, or lines.
- 3Both words can be used to describe people's physical features.
- 4Both words have a connotation of sharpness or edginess.
What is the difference?
- 1Shape: Angled refers to a direction or position that is not straight, while angular refers to a shape or form that has sharp corners or edges.
- 2Usage: Angled is more commonly used to describe lines, surfaces, or directions, while angular is more commonly used to describe shapes, forms, or physical features.
- 3Connotation: Angled has a connotation of deviation or obliqueness, while angular has a connotation of sharpness or edginess.
- 4Function: Angled can be used as both an adjective and a verb, while angular is only used as an adjective.
- 5Appearance: Angled can refer to a variety of shapes or forms, while angular specifically describes shapes or forms with sharp corners or edges.
Remember this!
Angled and angular are both words that describe shapes or forms that are not perfectly straight or rounded. However, angled refers to a direction or position that is not straight, while angular refers to a shape or form that has sharp corners or edges. Additionally, angled is more commonly used to describe lines, surfaces, or directions, while angular is more commonly used to describe shapes, forms, or physical features.
