inflecting (Meaning)

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inflecting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Inflect

No weak antonyms found.

The musician inflected his voice to convey the character's emotions.
The verb's past tense is inflected differently depending on the subject.
Languages like Spanish inflect nouns and adjectives to indicate gender and number.
The inflecting tone of her voice signaled her skepticism.
The accent of a word can inflect its meaning.
The inflected vowel sound changes the pronunciation of the syllable.
The researcher inflected his hypothesis to better reflect the observations.
The conductor inflected the music, slowing down and emphasizing certain notes.
The inflection of the actor's voice added depth to his performance.
The inflected curve of the graph indicated a trend in the data.

of Inflect

reflecting, veering,curving, bending, bowing, arching, curling, incurvating, deflecting, turning

straightening, straightening,uncurling, unbending, unbending, uncurling,

The musician inflected his voice to convey the character's emotions.

The verb's past tense is inflected differently depending on the subject.

Languages like Spanish inflect nouns and adjectives to indicate gender and number.

The inflecting tone of her voice signaled her skepticism.