retuse (Meaning)
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retuse (a.)
Having the end rounded and slightly indented; as, a retuse leaf.
Synonyms & Antonyms of retuse
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retuse Sentence Examples
- The leaves of the plant exhibited a retuse shape, with a shallow notch at the apex.
- The apex of the triangle was retuse, forming a slightly indented angle.
- The petals of the flower were arranged in a retuse arrangement, spreading slightly at the edges.
- The retuse angle of the roof created a distinctive architectural feature.
- The artist carefully rendered the retuse folds of the fabric in the painting.
- The retuse tooth on the animal's incisor indicated its specialized feeding habits.
- The hill had a gentle retuse slope, providing a gradual ascent.
- The retuse margin of the leaf gave it a unique and decorative appearance.
- The retuse tip of the arrowhead hinted at its ancient origins.
- The retuse apex of the bow contributed to its aerodynamic efficiency.
FAQs About the word retuse
Having the end rounded and slightly indented; as, a retuse leaf.
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The leaves of the plant exhibited a retuse shape, with a shallow notch at the apex.
The apex of the triangle was retuse, forming a slightly indented angle.
The petals of the flower were arranged in a retuse arrangement, spreading slightly at the edges.
The retuse angle of the roof created a distinctive architectural feature.
