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A geometric lock is a type of puzzle lock that requires the user to align specific geometric shapes or patterns to unlock it. These locks often feature intricate designs and can involve rotating or sliding components to match the required configuration. They are commonly used in escape rooms, puzzles, or as decorative locks that challenge users to solve a spatial problem. The design emphasizes both security and the intellectual challenge of unlocking it.

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