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dimension

[dih-men-shuhn, dahy-] / dɪˈmɛn ʃən, daɪ- /


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Iranian strikes on cargo ships and on Oman’s biggest port have ratcheted up concerns about the global shipping business, adding another economic dimension to the conflict beyond higher energy prices.

From MarketWatch

Khamenei made no mention of a strategic endeavor that had brought the Islamic Republic to war: Its nuclear program, suspected for decades of harboring military dimensions.

From Los Angeles Times

They can also feel like time capsules to other dimensions; his 12-year-old daughter was scandalized by how normative bullying was after she read “Blubber,” Blume’s 1974 novel about tween mean girls and body shaming.

From Los Angeles Times

Attacks on fuel depots and water desalination plants also has added a new dimension to the conflict, and one that is likely to see hostilities extended well into the spring and possibly summer months.

From Barron's

How they could keep playing relentlessly and clinically; rugby from another dimension, creative, clinical and utterly exhilarating.

From BBC