plication (Meaning)
Wordnet
plication (n)
an angular or rounded shape made by folding
the act of folding in parallel folds
Webster
plication (n.)
A folding or fold; a plait.
Synonyms & Antonyms of plication
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plication Sentence Examples
- The intricate plication of the fabric enhanced the gown's elegance.
- The surgeon meticulously performed the plication of the artery to prevent further bleeding.
- The accordion-like plication of the leather created a unique texture on the handbag.
- The origami model employed intricate plications to form a graceful crane.
- The geologist studied the plications of the rock strata to unravel the Earth's history.
- The pleats in the skirt formed a series of delicate plications that complemented the dancer's movements.
- The origami artist used plication techniques to create a realistic representation of a flying bird.
- The surgeon performed a plication of the stomach to reduce its size and improve digestion.
- The plication of the window curtains allowed for ample sunlight to enter the room.
- The fold in the paper map formed a noticeable plication that served as a reminder of the journey it had witnessed.
FAQs About the word plication
an angular or rounded shape made by folding, the act of folding in parallel foldsA folding or fold; a plait.
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The intricate plication of the fabric enhanced the gown's elegance.
The surgeon meticulously performed the plication of the artery to prevent further bleeding.
The accordion-like plication of the leather created a unique texture on the handbag.
The origami model employed intricate plications to form a graceful crane.
