Having two centers; referring to a figure or system with two central points.
From bi- (two) + centric (from Greek kentron meaning center). Similar to bicentral but using the -ic suffix.
A bicentric quadrilateral (a rare four-sided shape) can have a circle drawn inside AND outside it at the same time—it's the geometric sweet spot that fascinates mathematicians!
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