Concentricity

I thought I was being clever by making up a word, but then I find out it is a real word.

In geometry, concentricity refers to the condition where two or more objects, such as circles, spheres, or cylinders, share the same center point or axis. For example, a dartboard’s bullseye and surrounding rings are concentric because they all share the same center point. 

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