doming (Meaning)
doming
to form into a dome, to cover with or as if with a dome, an upward fold in rock whose sides dip uniformly in all directions, a large rounded roof or ceiling shaped like half of a ball, a structure or natural formation that resembles the dome of a building, a large hemispherical roof or ceiling, a rounded-arch element in the wave tracing in an electroencephalogram, a person's head, to form into or swell upward or outward like a dome, a roofed sports stadium, a stately building, to cover with a dome, a natural formation or structure that resembles the dome or cupola of a building, a form of crystal composed of planes parallel to a lateral axis that meet above in a horizontal edge like a roof, to swell upward or outward like a dome
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doming Sentence Examples
- The marble countertop featured a delicate doming effect, creating an elegant and sophisticated surface.
- As the hot air balloon ascended, its silken envelope gradually domed, preparing for flight.
- The glassy dome of the terrarium trapped the humidity and provided a microcosm for its inhabitants.
- The ancient Roman aqueducts displayed impressive examples of doming architecture, ensuring a steady flow of water.
- The ornately decorated onion domes of Russian churches adorned the skyline, capturing the attention of travelers.
- The newly built skyscraper boasted a sleek and futuristic design, complete with a doming penthouse offering panoramic views.
- The intricate stained glass window depicted a celestial scene, with angels gracefully doming over the earthly realm.
- In traditional Japanese architecture, curved roofs often terminated in a gentle doming shape, reflecting the influence of Buddhist temples.
- The canvas of the circus tent sagged slightly, creating a doming silhouette against the darkening sky.
- The golden dome of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. symbolizes the authority and power of the United States government.
FAQs About the word doming
to form into a dome, to cover with or as if with a dome, an upward fold in rock whose sides dip uniformly in all directions, a large rounded roof or ceiling sha
bellying, billowing, pouting, standing out, stretching, jutting, projecting, overhanging, lengthening, pouching
compressing, shrinking, condensing,contracting,constricting,
The marble countertop featured a delicate doming effect, creating an elegant and sophisticated surface.
As the hot air balloon ascended, its silken envelope gradually domed, preparing for flight.
The glassy dome of the terrarium trapped the humidity and provided a microcosm for its inhabitants.
The ancient Roman aqueducts displayed impressive examples of doming architecture, ensuring a steady flow of water.
