Having two dimensions; flat or existing in length and width only, without depth.
From Latin 'bi-' (two) + 'dimensionalis' (relating to measurement), describing objects with two measurable axes.
A square drawn on paper is bidimensional—it has length and width but no depth, which is why artists call flat artwork '2D' while sculptures are '3D.'
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