Algebra Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: SLOPE, SEQUENCE, SYMMETRY, SCALES, TURN, VARIABLE, SLIDE, BRACE, RANGE, ROOT, SET, SUM, COS, LOCUS, SIGMA, ZERO.
Algebra word list, defined
- SLOPE /sloʊp/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, a slope is an inclined surface or a stretch of land that rises or falls at an angle; it can also refer to the degree of steepness of such a surface. As a verb, slope means to incline or lean at an angle, or to descend or rise gradually. Related: incline, gradient, gradient, hill.
- SEQUENCE /ˈsiːkwəns/ · noun and verb
- A sequence is an ordered series of elements, actions, or events in which each item follows a particular order or develops from the preceding one. As a verb, to sequence means to arrange or organize something in a deliberate order. Related: order, series, progression, succession.
- SYMMETRY /ˈsɪmətri/ · noun
- Symmetry is the quality of being balanced and proportionate, especially in the arrangement of corresponding parts on either side of a central line or point. It can describe mathematical structures, visual design, natural forms, and the organization or balance of ideas. Related: balance, proportion, harmony, regularity.
- SCALES /skeɪlz/ · plural noun
- The plural form of scale, used for weighing devices, the hard overlapping coverings of fish and some other animals, and systems of degree, size, or value. Related: balances.
- TURN /tɜːrn/ (US); /tɜːn/ (UK) · noun and verb
- As a verb, to rotate, reverse direction, transform, cause to become, or make someone leave. As a noun, an act or opportunity of rotating or acting, or a change in direction, course, or condition. Related: rotate, pivot, swivel, twist.
- VARIABLE /ˈveəriəbəl/ (British); /ˈveriəbəl/ (US) · adjective, noun
- As an adjective, variable means able to change or varying in value, quality, or circumstance. As a noun, it refers to a factor, quantity, or condition that can take different values or outcomes. Related: changeable, varying, fluctuating, unstable.
- SLIDE /slaɪd/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a smooth, usually inclined surface on which a person or object can move down, or a small representation of a page or presentation displayed on a screen. As a verb, to move smoothly and continuously downward or forward, or to make something move in this way. Related: slope, chute, glide, descent.
- BRACE /breɪs/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a brace is a pair of things joined or used together (such as braces holding up trousers in British English), or a structural support that holds something firm. As a verb, to brace means to prepare oneself for difficulty or to steady and strengthen something. Related: support, pair, prop, stabilizer.
- RANGE /reɪndʒ/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a range is a set of similar things, an extent between two limits, a line of mountains or hills, or a cooking stove. As a verb, it means to vary between limits, extend over an area, roam, or search a particular territory. Related: scope, span, extent, assortment.
- ROOT /ruːt/ · noun, verb
- The root of a plant is the underground structure that anchors it and absorbs water and minerals. By extension, a root is a source, origin, or fundamental cause from which something develops. Related: origin, source, basis, foundation.
- SET /sɛt/ · noun, verb, adjective
- As a noun, a set is a group or collection of related things, a distinct unit in a contest, or the place and scenery used for filming. As a verb, it means to place something, make it fixed, establish or appoint something, or schedule it; as an adjective, it means fixed, established, determined, or unchanging. Related: establish, fix, place, appoint.
- SUM /sʌm/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a sum is the total amount obtained by adding numbers or quantities, or more generally a complete amount of something. As a verb, sum means to add quantities together to reach a total, to amount to, or to express the main points briefly. Related: total, amount, aggregate, tally.
- COS /kɒz/ · noun (also conjunction in informal use)
- As a conjunction, 'cos is an informal British shortening of 'because', used in speech and casual writing to introduce a reason. As a noun, a cos is a variety of lettuce with a tall, slender head of crisp leaves, also known as romaine. Related: since, as, for, seeing that.
- LOCUS /ˈloʊkəs/ (US); /ˈləʊkəs/ (UK) · noun
- A particular position, place, or point in space or in an abstract system. In genetics, a locus is the fixed position of a gene or genetic marker on a chromosome. Related: location, site, position, point.
- SIGMA /ˈsɪɡmə/ · noun
- Sigma is the name of the eighteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, written Σ in uppercase and σ or ς in lowercase. In mathematics and statistics, it denotes summation and is also commonly used for standard deviation. Related: Greek sigma, summation symbol.
- ZERO British: /ˈzɪərəʊ/; US: /ˈzɪroʊ/ · numeral, noun, adjective, verb
- The cardinal number 0, representing no quantity; also a point or value marked as zero, a score of nil, or the complete absence of something. Related: nil, nought, none, naught.
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