arcuated (Meaning)
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arcuated (a.)
Bent or curved in the form of a bow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of arcuated
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arcuated Sentence Examples
- The ancient arches of the arcuated bridge stood as a testament to Roman engineering prowess.
- Botanists study the arcuated veins in leaves to understand patterns of nutrient distribution.
- The arcuated architecture of the cathedral's ceiling evoked a sense of grandeur and majesty.
- Arcuated windows adorned the façade of the medieval castle, adding to its picturesque charm.
- The arcuated design of the aqueduct allowed for the efficient transport of water across long distances.
- Art historians analyze the arcuated arches in Renaissance paintings as symbols of strength and stability.
- The arcuated doorway was intricately carved with motifs depicting mythical creatures.
- In zoology, an arcuated body plan refers to organisms with a curved or arched structure.
- Engineers incorporated arcuated supports into the design of the bridge to withstand heavy loads.
- The arcuated pathways winding through the botanical garden provided visitors with picturesque views of diverse plant species.
FAQs About the word arcuated
Bent or curved in the form of a bow.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient arches of the arcuated bridge stood as a testament to Roman engineering prowess.
Botanists study the arcuated veins in leaves to understand patterns of nutrient distribution.
The arcuated architecture of the cathedral's ceiling evoked a sense of grandeur and majesty.
Arcuated windows adorned the façade of the medieval castle, adding to its picturesque charm.
