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vertical
01
positioned at a right angle to the horizon or ground, typically moving up or down
Examples
The skyscraper 's vertical lines gave it a sleek and modern appearance.
02
involving a system where individuals or groups are ranked by status, power, or income
Examples
The vertical distribution of wealth leads to significant economic disparities.
2.1
relating to a business structure that focuses on a specific sector or industry, often in a hierarchical manner
Examples
The company adopted a vertical strategy by acquiring suppliers.
03
relating to the passing of something, like a virus or genetic trait, from one generation to the next
Examples
The vertical transmission of the virus can happen during birth.
Vertical
01
an upright element of a structure, such as a post or column, that provides support or defines the shape of a building
Examples
The designer added verticals to the framework to enhance its stability.
02
a line or direction that is positioned straight up and down, perpendicular to the horizon
Examples
The carpenter used a level to ensure the vertical was perfectly straight.
03
anything that is positioned upright or aligned in a direction that is perpendicular to the ground
Examples
The verticals of the racket help control the direction of the ball.
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