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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 hiker followed a diagonal trail that led them up the mountain.
The chess player moved the knight in a diagonal direction to capture the opponent's piece.
The wind blew the tree branches in a diagonal direction.
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 mathematician used diagonal lines to demonstrate the relationship between the variables in her graph.
The mathematician explained how to find the length of the diagonal of a square.
The dancer showcased her impressive flexibility by performing a diagonal split.
The filmmaker used a diagonal camera angle to create a sense of tension in the suspenseful scene.
The chess player strategically moved her bishop along the diagonal to put her opponent's king in checkmate.
The teacher drew a diagonal line on the chalkboard to divide the equation.
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 teacher explained how to find the diagonal of a square by using the Pythagorean theorem.
The chess player strategically moved their bishop in a diagonal direction to capture the opponent's piece.
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