Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
spot-line
Noun
/ˈspɒtˌlaɪn/
Definition
A spot-line is a term used in various fields, including geometry and engineering, referring to a straight line that intersects a surface at a specific point, known as the spot.
Examples
- The architect used a spot-line to determine where the new structure should intersect with the existing wall.
- During the presentation, the engineer highlighted the spot-line for clarity in the design layout.
- In art, the painter created a spot-line to direct the viewer’s eye toward the focal point.
Meaning
In practical terms, a spot-line helps in identifying or indicating a particular location or direction related to the surface it intersects.
Synonyms
- reference line
- guide line
- indicator line
