tabular
/ˈtæbyələr/
ADJECTIVE
1. Having a flat, plane surface
Having a flat, level, or table-like surface.
1.1. Flat physical surfaces
Describes a surface that is flat, level, and relatively smooth, without significant bumps or irregularities.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- uneven
- bumpy
- rough
- undulating
- warped
Related Words
- surface
- smooth
- horizontal
- levelness
- plane
ADJECTIVE
2. Organized as a table or list
Arranged or presented in rows and columns, like the entries in a table.
2.1. Data and information presentation
Describes information arranged systematically in rows and columns to make comparisons, categories, or individual entries easier to read.
Synonyms
- tabulated
- tabulated-format
- tabularized
Examples
- The data analyst presented the findings in a clear and tabular format.
- The textbook included a helpful tabular representation of historical timelines.
- The manager displayed a tabular summary of project milestones.
Related Words
ADJECTIVE
3. Calculated by means of a table
Determined or obtained by referring to numerical or statistical tables.
3.1. Table-based calculations
Describes values or results obtained by consulting mathematical, statistical, or reference tables rather than calculating them directly.
Synonyms
- table-derived
Related Words
- calculation
- computation
- reference table
- statistics
- numerical data
ADJECTIVE
4. Tending to split into thin flat pieces
Having a structure or tendency to divide into thin, flat layers or pieces, as with slate.
4.1. Layered geological materials
Describes rocks or other materials that naturally separate or split into thin, flat sheets or layers.
Synonyms
- fissile
- laminated
Related Words
- slate
- stratification
- layers
- cleavage
- foliation