circular
Pronunciation: [ˈsɜːr.kjʊ.lər]
Word
Context: "shape"
(adjective) when something is shaped like a circle or has a round form. Think about a pizza or a wheel; they are both circular because they are round.
Example
The table is circular, which makes it easy for everyone to see each other while eating.
Example
The chair is not circular; it has sharp corners instead.
Example
Can you draw a circular shape in the air with your finger?
Context: "communication"
(adjective) this meaning is about a type of message or communication that goes around to everyone in a group. It’s often used in schools or companies so everyone gets the same information.
Example
The teacher sent out a circular about the upcoming field trip to all the parents.
Example
There was no circular sent about the meeting, so many people didn't know it was happening.
Example
Did you receive the circular about the new rules for the playground?
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