incurve Antonyms
Meaning of incurve
Webster
incurve (v. t.)
To bend; to curve; to make crooked.
incurve Sentence Examples
- The baseball pitcher's fastball incurved towards the batter's box.
- The edges of the leaves incurved to protect them from moisture loss.
- The inward curvature of the bridge's arch supported its massive weight.
- The doctor noticed an incurve in the patient's spine, indicating scoliosis.
- The artist painted the petals of the flowers with an elegant incurve.
- The blades of the propeller incurved to create thrust as the plane took off.
- The inward-leaning shape of the building's roof reduced wind resistance.
- The incurved spokes of the bicycle wheel kept it stable while riding.
- The design of the chair featured an incurved backrest for lumbar support.
- The guitar player's fingernail incurved, allowing him to pluck the strings with precision.
FAQs About the word incurve
To bend; to curve; to make crooked.
bow, incurvate, inflect, arc,reflect, round, curve,arch, curl, coil
straighten, straighten, uncurl, uncurl,unbend, unbend,
The baseball pitcher's fastball incurved towards the batter's box.
The edges of the leaves incurved to protect them from moisture loss.
The inward curvature of the bridge's arch supported its massive weight.
The doctor noticed an incurve in the patient's spine, indicating scoliosis.
