How can you measure an angle between two lines in AutoCAD?

To measure an angle between two lines in AutoCAD, the "DIMANGULAR" command is specifically designed for this purpose. It allows users to place angular dimension annotations effectively, showing the angle formed between two selected lines. When you use this command, it prompts you to select both line segments, and it will then display the angle between them clearly in the drawing.

The other commands listed do not serve the specific purpose of measuring angles between lines. While the "MEASURE" command can be used for measuring distances along a path or for laying out objects at specific intervals, it does not provide angle measurements. The "ANGLE" command is not a standard command in AutoCAD, which means it doesn’t exist in the same context as the others. The "DIMLINEAR" command is designed for linear dimensioning of distances, allowing you to create horizontal or vertical dimensions but not angular measurements. Therefore, using "DIMANGULAR" is the appropriate and effective method for measuring angles in AutoCAD.