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Meaning of infolding
Wordnet
infolding (n)
the folding in of an outer layer so as to form a pocket in the surface
Webster
infolding (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Infold
infolding Sentence Examples
- The intricate infolding of the fabric created a luxurious texture.
- The geologist observed the infolding of rock layers that revealed Earth's history.
- The petals of the flower unfolded gradually, revealing their intricate infolding.
- The artist's sculpture featured a dynamic infolding of form and space.
- The metamorphic rock exhibited extensive infolding due to intense pressure.
- The leaves of the fern gracefully infold and unfold with the changing humidity.
- The infolding of the coastline created a picturesque bay with sheltered waters.
- The scientist used microscopy to study the complex infolding of cell membranes.
- The infolding of the mountain ranges created picturesque valleys and canyons.
- The infolding of the fabric created a visually stunning piece of haute couture.
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the folding in of an outer layer so as to form a pocket in the surfaceof Infold
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The intricate infolding of the fabric created a luxurious texture.
The geologist observed the infolding of rock layers that revealed Earth's history.
The petals of the flower unfolded gradually, revealing their intricate infolding.
The artist's sculpture featured a dynamic infolding of form and space.
