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Vertical

An object is in a vertical position when it is aligned in an "up-down" direction, perpendicular to the horizon.

Compare: horizontal, spirit level


The Vertical (or plumb line) is the direction of the force of gravity. Therefore it is the most important reference line for all creatures and for science and techniques.
The Vertical is a slightly curved line (~1" per km), affected by the terrain and the geology. It intersects the geoid and all equipotentials by exactly 90°.

See also: Zenith, Horizon, Vertical deflection


A pair of angles are said to be vertical if they share the same vertex and are bounded by the same pair of lines but are opposite to each other. If a pair of angles are vertical, then they are (congruent). More precisely, if two lines AB and CD intersect at E, and E is between A and B, and E is between C and D, then angle AEC is vertical to angle BED, and angle AED is vertical to angle BEC.


In music the vertical aspect is simultaneity, either intervals or harmony, as opposed to succession or the linear aspect


In marketing and business in general, a vertical informally means a vertical market.

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