ovoidal (Meaning)
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ovoidal (a.)
Resembling an egg in shape; egg-shaped; ovate; as, an ovoidal apple.
ovoidal Sentence Examples
- The strange fruit had an ovoidal shape, resembling a miniature football.
- The ceramic vase took on an ovoidal form, its curves flowing gracefully.
- The ovoidal pebbles glistened beneath the clear water, creating an enchanting display.
- The sculptor meticulously carved the ovoidal head of the statue, capturing its enigmatic expression.
- The ovoidal shell of the tortoise shielded it from predators, providing a sturdy defense.
- The astronomer observed the ovoidal trajectory of the comet, plotting its path across the night sky.
- The ovoidal shape of the microscope's objective magnified the microscopic world, revealing intricate details.
- The racecar's ovoidal body reduced wind resistance, allowing it to achieve incredible speeds.
- The ovoidal candlesticks cast a warm, ambient glow upon the dining room table.
- The geologist identified the ovoidal quartz crystals as evidence of hydrothermal activity in the ancient rock formation.
FAQs About the word ovoidal
Resembling an egg in shape; egg-shaped; ovate; as, an ovoidal apple.
oval, elliptic,elliptical,ovate
No antonyms found.
The strange fruit had an ovoidal shape, resembling a miniature football.
The ceramic vase took on an ovoidal form, its curves flowing gracefully.
The ovoidal pebbles glistened beneath the clear water, creating an enchanting display.
The sculptor meticulously carved the ovoidal head of the statue, capturing its enigmatic expression.
