Polygonal (adjective)

Having or characterized by many angles.

Origin:

From late latin polygonum 'many-angled', from greek polugōnon, from polu- 'many' + gōnía 'angle'.

Examples:

1. The polygonal shape of the building allowed for more efficient use of space.
2. The ancient Greeks were fascinated by polygonal shapes and their mathematical properties.
3. The polyggonal design of the new smartphone allows for a larger screen without increasing its size.
4. Polygonal shapes can be found in many areas of nature, such as in the shapes of crystals and in the arrangement of leaves on a stem.
5. Polygonal structures are stronger and more stable than circular ones, making them ideal for building bridges and other structures.