oppositely congruent figures
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oppositely congruent figures
(¦äp·ə·zət·lē ¦kän′grü·ənt ′fig·yərz)
(mathematics) Two solid figures, one of which can be made to coincide with the other by a rigid motion in space combined with reflection through a plane.
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