Remove All Filters
Category
Fashion (19)Art (19)Sports (19)Fencing (17)Architecture (16)Games (8)Outdoor Activities (8)Cooking (8)Construction (5)Transportation (5)Aviation (4)Mathematics (4)Woodworking (3)Photography (3)Carpentry (3)Crafts (3)Engineering (2)Recreation (2)Gardening (2)Fitness (2)Music (2)Nature (2)Interior Design (2)Beauty (2)Pilates (1)Technology (1)Film (1)Health (1)Martial Arts (1)Travel (1)Medieval Combat (1)Geography (1)Textiles (1)Automotive (1)Surveying (1)School (1)Hairstyling (1)Physical Therapy (1)Statistics (1)Swimming (1)Web Design (1)Entertainment (1)Animals (1)Chiropractic (1)Gymnastics (1)Strength Training (1)Yoga (1)Medicine (1)Board Games (1)Dance (1)Retail (1)
Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The chess player strategically moved her bishop along the diagonal to attack her opponent's king.
The chess player moved the bishop along a diagonal to capture the opponent's piece.
The physical therapist recommended exercises to strengthen the diagonal muscles in her back.
The chess player moved the knight in a diagonal direction to capture the opponent's piece.
She made diagonal cuts on the fabric to create a unique pattern.
The barcode on the product packaging consisted of a series of diagonal lines that could be scanned by the register.
The chess player moved her bishop along the diagonal to capture the opponent's rook.
The racing car sped across the track, leaving behind a trail of diagonal tire marks.
The physical therapist recommended exercises to strengthen the diagonal muscles in the patient's back.
The chess player strategically moved her bishop along the diagonal to put her opponent's king in checkmate.
The tailor marked the fabric with diagonal lines before cutting it to ensure precision.
The quilt had a beautiful diagonal pattern of colorful triangles.
The crossword puzzle had a challenging clue that required filling in the diagonal boxes.
The chess player moved their bishop in a diagonal line.
The chess player strategically moved their bishop in a diagonal direction to capture the opponent's piece.
Post a Comment