Diametrical [adjective]

The separation by continents, by climate, by color, and by institutions is the most diametrical that mankind exhibits anywhere.

The polar plane to any point at infinity passes through the centre, and is called a diametrical plane.

Lifting up the bowl again, he draws two diametrical lines at right angles in the circle, and thus produces a symbol of the world.

Any machine giving a straight diametrical stroke will answer the purpose.

But this finical arrangement—this finding every thing in the morning in exact diametrical rectitude, torments me.

Our eyes are being opened to the diametrical difference between democratic and undemocratic education.

Grimes he selected as being in all respects the diametrical reverse of Mr. Falkland.

By this diametrical change of Christian thought a great amount of scepticism has already been antiquated.

It was only natural that our thoughts and our ambitions should face each other suspiciously from the diametrical opposite ends.

He is Landon's diametrical opposite, being above all else a man of action and a born soldier.