trimetric
adjective
tri·me·tric (ˈ)trī-¦me-trik 
1
: orthorhombic
2
: being or prepared by the projection of objects on a drawing surface so that the three spatial axes appear unequally inclined and with equal distances along the axes drawn unequally
a trimetric projection
a trimetric drawing
Note: The trimetric method of projection shows an object in a way that distorts and foreshortens the object along each spatial axis by a different amount.
Word History
Etymology
tri- + Greek metron measure + English -ic
- talks oneself out of something
- talks out
- talks out of
- talks out of something
- talks over
- talks round
- talks through
- talks to
- talks up
- talky
- talky-talky
- tall
- tall bellflower
- tall bilberry
- tall blister beetle
- tall blue lettuce
- tall blueberry
- tall boy
- tall buttercup
- tall case clock
- tall clock
- tall coneflower
- tall copy
- tall crowfoot
- tall cupflower