Having radii of equal length; radiating equally in all directions from a center point.
From Latin 'equi-' (equal) + 'radius' (ray or spoke). This geometric term combines the prefix with the Latin word for the spoke of a wheel.
A perfect circle is equiradial—every point on the circle is exactly the same distance from the center, which is why circles are so useful for wheels and compasses!
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