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Meaning of incavated
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incavated (a.)
Made hollow; bent round or in.
incavated Sentence Examples
- The ancient city of Pompeii has numerous incavated buildings that provide a glimpse into the past.
- Scientists uncovered an incavated skull that sheds light on the evolutionary history of early hominins.
- The meteorite impact created an incavated crater that measured several kilometers wide.
- The incavated cave served as a shelter for prehistoric people who left behind intricate cave paintings.
- Archaeologists meticulously excavated the incavated ruins of a lost civilization, revealing its forgotten history.
- The incavated teeth suggest that the animal suffered from a severe toothache and infection.
- The incavated wound required extensive medical attention to prevent infection and promote healing.
- The incavated vessel was carefully crafted from a rare and precious metal.
- The disease left him with incavated cheeks and a haggard appearance.
- The incavated eyes of the portrait hinted at the subject's troubled past and inner turmoil.
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Made hollow; bent round or in.
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The ancient city of Pompeii has numerous incavated buildings that provide a glimpse into the past.
Scientists uncovered an incavated skull that sheds light on the evolutionary history of early hominins.
The meteorite impact created an incavated crater that measured several kilometers wide.
The incavated cave served as a shelter for prehistoric people who left behind intricate cave paintings.
