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vertical
In common usage, "vertical" is most often used as an adjective to describe things that go straight up and down. When used as a noun, it usually refers to a specific line or column in a technical drawing or a document. This usage is less common than the adjective form.
💬Casual Conversation
🎬Tuesday afternoon, Jessica is in a high-stakes board meeting while Mr. Sterling is at his private spa.
Mr. Sterling
Jessica, the office vibe is too flat. Make the new shelving vertical.
Jessica
I'm losing my mind. We already signed off on the floor plan.
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Mr. Sterling uses 'vertical' to describe a sudden, eccentric design change based on a whim. Jessica's response 'losing my mind' is a common idiom used to express extreme stress or frustration, highlighting her anxious personality and the power imbalance in their relationship.