An alternative form of centrosymmetric; having central point symmetry.
A variant of 'centrosymmetric' formed by adding the suffix '-al', common in formal and technical scientific writing since the late 1800s.
This longer version appears mostly in academic papers and technical literature, where scientists prefer the extra syllable to sound more formal—it's the 'centrosymmetric' dressed up for a fancy dinner.
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