vectorform

noun
UK /ˈvɛktəfɔːm/
US /ˈvɛktərfɔːrm/

A way of writing something that shows direction and size together.

The scientist wrote the wind as a vectorform to show where it blows and how strong it is.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shape or design made of straight lines that point in different directions.

The artist drew a colorful vectorform on the poster.

3. In computing, a way to store pictures using points and lines instead of tiny dots.

The logo stayed sharp because it was saved in vectorform.

4. A mathematical way to list numbers that describe movement.

The teacher asked us to write the jump in vectorform.