Definition of two-dimensional adjective from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

two-dimensional

adjective

/ˌtuː daɪˈmenʃənl/,

/ˌtuː dɪˈmenʃənl/

/ˌtuː daɪˈmenʃənl/,

/ˌtuː dɪˈmenʃənl/

flat; having only two dimensions
- a two-dimensional drawing
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
Two-dimensional is used with these nouns:
graphics
map
representation
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(especially of characters in fiction) having no depth; not seeming like real people
- The novel was criticized for its two-dimensional characters.

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