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What is another word for Grid? – 200 Grid Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

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    Meaning of Grid

    A grid is a pattern of lines or bars that intersect to form squares or rectangles.

    Definitions

    • A pattern of lines or bars that intersect to form squares or rectangles, used as a framework for organizing or presenting information
    • * A system of lines or bars used to measure or navigate, such as a grid reference on a map
    • * A network of electrical conductors or other infrastructure, such as a power grid or a grid of roads

    Etymology of Grid

    The word "grid" comes from the Old English word "grid" or "gridd", which referred to a gridiron or a grate, and is related to the Old Norse word "gridda", which meant "to grate" or "to grind"
    The modern sense of the word "grid" as a pattern of lines or bars developed in the 16th century, and has since been used in a wide range of contexts, including mathematics, geography, and engineering

    Example Uses

    • The city's streets are laid out in a grid pattern, making it easy to navigate
    • * The graph uses a grid to plot the data points
    • * The power grid is vulnerable to outages during extreme weather events

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