recurvity Antonyms
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Meaning of recurvity
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recurvity (n.)
Recurvation.
recurvity Sentence Examples
- The recurvity of the bow allowed it to store more energy and propel the arrow faster.
- The plant had a distinctive recurvity in its leaves, giving it an almost fern-like appearance.
- The artist depicted the recurvity of the human spine with remarkable precision in his painting.
- Archaeologists discovered pottery fragments with intricate recurvity designs etched into their surfaces.
- The recurvity of the coastline created a series of secluded bays and sheltered coves.
- The recurvity of the mirror distorted the reflection, making it appear elongated and curved.
- The recurvity of the sail allowed the ship to tack against the wind without losing speed.
- The recurvity of the road forced drivers to slow down and navigate the curves with caution.
- The recurvity of the comet's tail extended millions of miles into space.
- The recurvity of the sculpture created a dynamic and three-dimensional effect.
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Recurvation.
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The recurvity of the bow allowed it to store more energy and propel the arrow faster.
The plant had a distinctive recurvity in its leaves, giving it an almost fern-like appearance.
The artist depicted the recurvity of the human spine with remarkable precision in his painting.
Archaeologists discovered pottery fragments with intricate recurvity designs etched into their surfaces.
