Understanding Circumferential - Definition and Examples

Circumferential refers to something that is located or extending around the circumference of a circle or other curved shape. It can be used to describe a path, a line, or an object that follows the edge of a circular or curved surface.

For example, if you draw a circle on a piece of paper and then draw a line around the edge of the circle, that line would be considered circumferential because it follows the edge of the circle. Similarly, if you have a tire on a car and you measure the distance around the tire along its edge, you would be measuring the circumference of the tire.

In summary, circumferential refers to something that is located or extending around the edge of a circular or curved shape.

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