The term "four-dimensional" refers to an object, concept or phenomenon that pertains to or exists within a dimension that includes height, width, depth, and time. Its antonym is "two-dimensional," which refers to an object or concept that exists only within the dimensions of height and width, lacking depth and time. Another antonym for "four-dimensional" is "linear," which pertains to objects, concepts or phenomena that move in a straight line and do not possess any additional dimensions. Additionally, "static" or "stationary" can be considered as antonyms for "four-dimensional" as they imply that an object or concept is not dynamic or subject to changes over time.

What are the antonyms for Four-dimensional?

• adj.

  • noun
  • one-dimensional
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  • unidimensional
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Famous quotes with Four-dimensional

• The quest of the absolute leads into the four-dimensional world.

  Arthur Eddington
• True time is four-dimensional.

  Martin Heidegger
• But after a while, some higher brain-center cut in, and I began being mentally able to fit the wildly changing scenery into a coherent four-dimensional whole. The process was really no more devious than the process by which one integrates the two hundred lines of a TV screen into a single two-dimensional image . . . which in turn is interpreted as a three-dimensional scene. It's just a matter of processing information. Impossible? .

  Rudy Rucker
• For whatever reason, we find it easier to "read" Hilbert Space patterns in terms of time. Yet the patterns exist outside of time. Thinking timelessly is not some unusual skill; when you remember last night's supper you sense a whole and not a chew-by-chew replay. To know a novel's action is to grasp the four-dimensional spacetime whole described.

  Rudy Rucker
• The quest of the absolute leads into the four-dimensional world.

  Arthur Eddington

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