incurvate (Meaning)
incurvate (v)
bend inwards
cause to curve inward
incurvate (s)
bent into or having an inward curve
incurvate (a.)
Curved; bent; crooked.
incurvate (v. t.)
To turn from a straight line or course; to bend; to crook.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incurvate
incurvate Sentence Examples
- The incurvate shape of the leaf allowed it to capture sunlight more efficiently.
- The climber's fingers were incurvate, providing a secure grip on the rock face.
- The artist meticulously depicted the incurvature of the flower petals with delicate brushstrokes.
- The incurvate edges of the sword deflected incoming blows with ease.
- The architect designed the bridge with incurvate supports to withstand the force of the wind.
- The photographer captured the incurvature of the seashell, creating a mesmerizing image.
- The plant's leaves displayed an incurvate morphology, maximizing exposure to sunlight.
- The DNA helix exhibits an incurvate structure, providing stability and facilitating genetic replication.
- The incurvate shape of the spoon allowed for a precise scooping motion.
- The road took an incurvate turn, revealing a breathtaking vista.
FAQs About the word incurvate
bend inwards, cause to curve inward, bent into or having an inward curveCurved; bent; crooked., To turn from a straight line or course; to bend; to crook.
inflect, bow, incurve, curve, arc,reflect, veer, curl, twine, entwine
straighten, straighten, uncurl,unbend, uncurl, unbend,
The incurvate shape of the leaf allowed it to capture sunlight more efficiently.
The climber's fingers were incurvate, providing a secure grip on the rock face.
The artist meticulously depicted the incurvature of the flower petals with delicate brushstrokes.
The incurvate edges of the sword deflected incoming blows with ease.
