Lines- Definition

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   Dictionary definition of the word 'line';
   1. a long, narrow mark or band.
   
   

   "a row of closely spaced dots will look like a continuous line"

   
   

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   a length of cord, rope, wire, or other material serving a particular purpose.

   "Lily pegged the washing on the line"

Describing words of the word 'line';

thick, thin, straight, curved, repeated, single, endless, coloured, bold, simple, bent, wide, vertical, horizontal, blurred, broken, continuous, diagonal, parallel, solid, wavy, branched.

The lines (veins) on this leaf are an example of branched lines.
It starts off as one solid line and as you reach the top the line starts to branch off into smaller lines and then them lines brach off again into even smaller, thiner lines, but all of these lines originated from the same one.

The lines in this image are the lines on a zebra. The lines in this picture vary in shape and size as the use is the camouflage the Zebra. 
These lines are natural and show how lines can serve a specific purpose.
The black and white lines contrast agains each other and give each Zebra an individual pattern.

The lines on this road show how lines can be continuous and curved. The lines in this image are also a bright yellow colour so they contrast against the dark grey colour of the road.

 The line in this image symbolises the word 'infinity'. This image is a good example of how something with a great meaning could by symbolised by something as simple as a line. This is the symbol for 'infinity' as the line doesn't have a start or an end.











My own definition of 'line';
A narrow mark that can come in a different variety of thicknesses, lengths and patterns.