dimensioned
Assigned specific dimensions
Dimensioned describes something that has been given specific measurements or proportions.
In technical contexts—engineering, architecture, manufacturing—a dimensioned drawing includes exact specifications: The dimensioned plans showed every measurement the contractor needed.
More generally, dimensioned indicates something has defined spatial properties: a three-dimensioned object, a carefully dimensioned cabinet.
Detailed technical drawing
- schematicSimplified technical diagram
- CADTechnical drawing technology
- technicalOf specific methods
- specificationDetailed technical requirement
tolerance · annotation · callout · detail · section · elevation · plan · view
Measure of extent
- widthDistance across something
- heightVertical extent upward
- depthDistance below surface
- thicknessDepth of material
diameter · radius · millimeters · inches · centimeters · feet · meters · calipers
blueprint
Detailed technical drawing
specification · tolerance · annotation · callout · detail · section · elevation · plan · view · scale
length
Measure of extent
thickness · diameter · radius · millimeters · inches · centimeters · feet · meters · calipers · micrometer
coordinates
Location-specifying number pairs
perimeter · geometry · plane · vector · manifold · topology · hyperspace
timber
Wood for construction
nominal · actual · rough · finished · milled · surfaced · thickness · width · length · cut
dimensionedunspecified
Not explicitly named
unmarked · unlabeled · unmeasured · blank · unnoted
dimensionedfreeform
Unconstrained by structure
approximate · undefined · unspecified · unmeasured · rough
dimensionedfreeform
Unconstrained by structure
unconstrained · freestyle · unregulated · open · flexible
- other dimension
- fourth dimensionTemporal coordinate in spacetime
- parallel dimensions
- third dimensionAxis of depth
- alternate dimensionsSeparate coexisting realities
- room dimensions
dimension, dimensions, dimensional, multidimensional, three-dimensional, interdimensional, dimensionality, four-dimensional