circumflection (Meaning)
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circumflection (n.)
See Circumflexion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of circumflection
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circumflection Sentence Examples
- The architectural design incorporated a graceful circumflection in its curves, enhancing its aesthetic appeal.
- The river's meandering path through the valley created a natural circumflection, adding to the scenic beauty of the landscape.
- Linguists study the nuances of circumflection in various languages to understand how intonation affects meaning.
- The dancer's performance was marked by elegant circumflections, captivating the audience with every movement.
- In poetry, circumflection can convey layers of emotion through subtle changes in rhythm and tone.
- The artist used light and shadow to create a sense of circumflection, giving depth to the portrait.
- The car's headlights illuminated the road ahead, casting a circumflection of light on the dark pavement.
- The priest's circumflection of his hands during the ceremony symbolized a gesture of blessing.
- As the storm approached, the wind caused circumflections in the water, creating ripples across the surface of the lake.
- The scholar's research delved into the cultural significance of circumflection in ancient rituals and traditions.
FAQs About the word circumflection
See Circumflexion.
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The architectural design incorporated a graceful circumflection in its curves, enhancing its aesthetic appeal.
The river's meandering path through the valley created a natural circumflection, adding to the scenic beauty of the landscape.
Linguists study the nuances of circumflection in various languages to understand how intonation affects meaning.
The dancer's performance was marked by elegant circumflections, captivating the audience with every movement.
