3-dimensional

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3-dimensional

A child builds a 3-dimensional cube from colorful blocks.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Having or appearing to have three dimensions (length, width, and depth): Describes an object or image that possesses or creates a convincing representation of depth in addition to height and width.
    • Fully realized; having depth and complexity: Describes a character, narrative, or concept that is nuanced, detailed, and lifelike, not simplistic or flat.
Usage Examples

  • Adjective (Spatial):

    • The artist created a stunning 3-dimensional sculpture from a single block of marble.
    • These new glasses allow you to watch movies in 3-dimensional vision.

  • Adjective (Figurative):

    • The novelist is known for her 3-dimensional characters who feel like real people.
    • The report provided a 3-dimensional analysis of the economic crisis, considering social and political factors.
Advanced Usage

  • "three-dimensionality" (noun): The quality of being three-dimensional.

    • The three-dimensionality of the virtual environment was incredibly immersive.

  • As a descriptor for technology or media: Often used to specify formats that create an illusion of depth.

    • The exhibition featured 3-dimensional holographic displays.
Variants and Related Words
  • Three-dimensional (adj): The full, hyphenated form; identical in meaning to "3-dimensional."
  • 3-D / Three-D (adj, n): Common abbreviations, especially in film ("a 3-D movie") and printing ("3-D printer").
  • Stereoscopic (adj): Relating to a technique for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image.
  • Holographic (adj): Relating to a three-dimensional image formed by the interference of light beams.
Synonyms
  • Spatial (when referring to physical dimensions).
  • Lifelike (when referring to realistic representation).
  • Rounded or Multifaceted (when referring to complex characterization).
Antonyms
  • Two-dimensional / 2-dimensional / 2-D (lacking depth, either physically or figuratively).
  • Flat (lacking depth or complexity).
  • Simplistic (lacking nuance or detail).
3-dimensional

A child builds a 3-dimensional cube from colorful blocks.

Adjective
  1. involving or relating to three dimensions or aspects; giving the illusion of depth
    • lifelike three-dimensional characters
    • a three-dimensional account of conditions under the new government
    • they shot the movie in three-D

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