What is another word for plat?
Pronunciation:
[ plˈat], [ plˈat], [ p_l_ˈa_t]
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Synonyms for Plat:
n.
• artifact (noun)- plat.
- apportionment,
- part,
- portion,
- frontage,
- acreage,
- property,
- percentage,
- piece,
- allotment,
- area,
- clearing,
- block,
- field,
- parcel,
- division.
- elevation,
- topographical depiction,
- tracing,
- Atlases,
- design,
- drawing,
- draft,
- globe,
- Atlantes,
- tracings,
- picture,
- plan,
- delineation,
- projection,
- ground plan,
- atlas,
- print,
- portrayal.
v.
• lace (verb)- close,
- tie,
- bind,
- interweave,
- interlace,
- strap,
- mix,
- add,
- attach,
- thread,
- do up,
- twine,
- spike,
- fortify.
- plot.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- pleach,
- inter-woven,
- Threading,
- flutes,
- lace,
- plait,
- pigtail,
- pleated,
- Tressed,
- pigtails,
- threaded,
- Fluted,
- fluting,
- Pleached,
- pleating,
- flute,
- Platting,
- Platted.
- coat,
- clad,
- section,
- neighbourhood,
- green,
- tenement,
- truly,
- correctly,
- domain,
- Maidan,
- clearly,
- conspiracy,
- entangle,
- frill,
- literally,
- kraal,
- distinctly,
- dais,
- plainly,
- wash,
- braid,
- net,
- acres,
- regularly,
- city map,
- apparently,
- crimp,
- firmly,
- pale,
- unreservedly,
- enclave,
- segment,
- downright,
- fairly,
- armour,
- Infold,
- gather,
- mead,
- exactly,
- quite,
- twill,
- uniformly,
- lea,
- gild,
- dog-ear,
- ruffle,
- orientation,
- ravel,
- dishevel,
- box pleat,
- double over,
- indeed,
- double,
- armor,
- knot,
- smoothly,
- absolutely,
- quadrangle,
- purely,
- plicate,
- grounds,
- fully,
- felt,
- perfectly,
- purlieus,
- intrigue,
- Toft,
- solidly,
- loosely,
- raddle,
- Quadrat,
- paddy,
- totally,
- honor,
- fold,
- turn over,
- messuage,
- CLOS,
- positively,
- plain,
- sod,
- tenements,
- lay,
- spot,
- pasturage,
- lap over,
- face,
- plot of ground,
- emphatically,
- land,
- wheat field,
- crisp,
- sheet,
- greensward,
- anoint,
- location,
- heather,
- fold over,
- electroplate,
- parcel of land,
- croft,
- model,
- bluntly,
- plastic,
- landing,
- site,
- superimpose,
- definitely,
- evenly,
- hayfield,
- Haugh,
- square,
- squarely,
- lawn,
- really,
- honestly,
- demesne,
- properly,
- tuck,
- pleat,
- piece of land,
- belt,
- mat,
- cover,
- placement,
- thoroughly,
- manor,
- turf,
- plank,
- entirely,
- contrivance,
- forty,
- park,
- unequivocally,
- locality,
- frankly,
- simply,
- corn field,
- knife pleat,
- lacing,
- meadow,
- sheathe,
- openly,
- ruff,
- sward,
- certainly,
- Electrotype,
- situation,
- case,
- ley,
- evidently,
- freely,
- lots,
- outspokenly,
- top,
- enfold,
- lands,
- crease,
- rice paddy,
- flounce,
- honour,
- merely,
- ground,
- ply,
- directly,
- manifestly,
- completely,
- stereotype,
- plot of land,
- flatly,
- tangle,
- quad,
- accordion pleat,
- ingenuously,
- candidly,
- interfold,
- cultivated land,
- locale,
- position,
- milieu,
- quill.
How to use "Plat" in context?
Plato believed that the form of an object has an effect on its function. In his theory of Forms, he argued that all objects in the physical world, including Platonic solids, have a specific shape that reflects their natural function. The Platonic solids are a group of Pythagorean solid objects. They are made up of eight triangular sides that are adjacent but not quite meeting in the middle.
The Platonic solids were thought to embody the ideal form of a number of objects, such as perfect triangles or squares.
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