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multangular

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multangular [mʌlˈtæŋgjʊlə], multiangular
adj
(Mathematics) having many angles
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Start at the Museum Gardens, home to one of the key parts of the cityOs Roman defences, the Multangular Tower.
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The imposing York Minster is the largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe, but no less impressive is the Multangular Tower, the surprisingly intact remnant of a first-century Roman fortress.
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Excavation at Lancaster, however, has provided us with a terminus post quem of 326 for the construction of the late fort which appears to have at least one multangular tower (Jones & Shotter 1988:80-84).
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