How do you say “in all directions” in a single word?
Consider the following example sentence:
Sound is a form of energy that travels in all directions.
How to do you say "in all directions" (which is shown as bold in example sentence) in a single word? There's even shorter than that (all around):
Sound is a form of energy that travels all around.
I have a single word "round" [adverb]:
Sound is a form of energy that travels round.
... which doesn't satisfy me at all, as it denotes a circular motion:
ADVERB
1. so as to rotate or cause
rotation; with circular
motion.
adverbs
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Ahmed
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Consider the following example sentence:
Sound is a form of energy that travels in all directions.
How to do you say "in all directions" (which is shown as bold in example sentence) in a single word? There's even shorter than that (all around):
Sound is a form of energy that travels all around.
I have a single word "round" [adverb]:
Sound is a form of energy that travels round.
... which doesn't satisfy me at all, as it denotes a circular motion:
ADVERB
1. so as to rotate or cause
rotation; with circular
motion.
adverbs
asked 10 mins ago
Ahmed
3,33911748
Oh, obviously quaquaversal ;)
– Dan Bron
2 mins ago
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Consider the following example sentence:
Sound is a form of energy that travels in all directions.
How to do you say "in all directions" (which is shown as bold in example sentence) in a single word? There's even shorter than that (all around):
Sound is a form of energy that travels all around.
I have a single word "round" [adverb]:
Sound is a form of energy that travels round.
... which doesn't satisfy me at all, as it denotes a circular motion:
ADVERB
1. so as to rotate or cause
rotation; with circular
motion.
adverbs
asked 10 mins ago
Ahmed
3,33911748
Consider the following example sentence:
Sound is a form of energy that travels in all directions.
How to do you say "in all directions" (which is shown as bold in example sentence) in a single word? There's even shorter than that (all around):
Sound is a form of energy that travels all around.
I have a single word "round" [adverb]:
Sound is a form of energy that travels round.
... which doesn't satisfy me at all, as it denotes a circular motion:
ADVERB
1. so as to rotate or cause
rotation; with circular
motion.
adverbs
adverbs
asked 10 mins ago
Ahmed
3,33911748
asked 10 mins ago
Ahmed
3,33911748
asked 10 mins ago
Ahmed
3,33911748
asked 10 mins ago
Ahmed
3,33911748
asked 10 mins ago
Ahmed
3,33911748
3,33911748
Oh, obviously quaquaversal ;)
– Dan Bron
2 mins ago
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Oh, obviously quaquaversal ;)
– Dan Bron
2 mins ago
Oh, obviously quaquaversal ;)
– Dan Bron
2 mins ago
Oh, obviously quaquaversal ;)
– Dan Bron
2 mins ago
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You could use omnidirectionally, though it might sound a bit too technical.
Alternatively, "everywhere" could also be used.
answered 2 mins ago
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You could use omnidirectionally, though it might sound a bit too technical.
Alternatively, "everywhere" could also be used.
answered 2 mins ago
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You could use omnidirectionally, though it might sound a bit too technical.
Alternatively, "everywhere" could also be used.
answered 2 mins ago
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You could use omnidirectionally, though it might sound a bit too technical.
Alternatively, "everywhere" could also be used.
answered 2 mins ago
Gustavson
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You could use omnidirectionally, though it might sound a bit too technical.
Alternatively, "everywhere" could also be used.
answered 2 mins ago
Gustavson
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answered 2 mins ago
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answered 2 mins ago
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Oh, obviously quaquaversal ;)
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