In CAD, what type of drawing encompasses both width and height but primarily displays depth?

In the context of CAD (Computer-Aided Design), a drawing that encompasses both width and height while primarily displaying depth is known as a 3D drawing.

3D drawings are designed to represent three-dimensional objects, allowing viewers to perceive depth as well as the two dimensions of width and height. This additional dimension provides a more realistic view of the object, which is crucial in design and engineering applications, where understanding the spatial relationships and volume of objects is necessary.

While isometric and oblique drawings can depict depth, they typically represent three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional format without the full capabilities of a true 3D drawing. Orthographic projections strictly show multiple views without illustrating depth in a way that allows for depth perception.