Polyhedral (adjective)

1. Having many faces or sides.
2. Refers to a solid object in geometry that has several flat faces or sides.

Origin:

Derived from the greek words 'poly' meaning 'many' and 'hedra' meaning 'face'.

Examples:

1. A cube is an example of a polyhedral solid.
2. Polyhedral shapes are often used in construction to form strong structures.
3. A polyhedral dice is used in many board games.
4. The polyhedral shape of the molecule makes it ideal for a specific reaction.
5. The crystal was a beautiful polyhedral shape, reflecting light from all its sides.