rhomboid-ovate Antonyms
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Meaning of rhomboid-ovate
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rhomboid-ovate (a.)
Between rhomboid and ovate, or oval, in shape.
rhomboid-ovate Sentence Examples
- The leaf of the oak tree is distinctly rhomboid-ovate, resembling a diamond shape with rounded edges.
- The rhomboid-ovate shape of the flower's petals lends it an elegant and sophisticated appearance.
- The artist rendered the face in a rhomboid-ovate form, highlighting its angular and geometric features.
- The rhomboid-ovate shape of the gemstone perfectly complements the delicate setting of the necklace.
- The architect chose a rhomboid-ovate window design to create a unique and eye-catching facade.
- The rhomboid-ovate pattern on the fabric adds a touch of geometric intrigue to the otherwise plain design.
- The rhomboid-ovate shape of the leaf blade allows for efficient light absorption and photosynthesis.
- The rhomboid-ovate canopy of the tree provided ample shade and shelter from the scorching sun.
- The rhomboid-ovate structure of the crystal allowed for exceptional clarity and brilliance.
- The rhomboid-ovate shape of the table's top gives it a sleek and modern aesthetic.
FAQs About the word rhomboid-ovate
Between rhomboid and ovate, or oval, in shape.
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The leaf of the oak tree is distinctly rhomboid-ovate, resembling a diamond shape with rounded edges.
The rhomboid-ovate shape of the flower's petals lends it an elegant and sophisticated appearance.
The artist rendered the face in a rhomboid-ovate form, highlighting its angular and geometric features.
The rhomboid-ovate shape of the gemstone perfectly complements the delicate setting of the necklace.
