Incurved

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkɜrvd/

Definitions of incurved

adjective having a curved or bent inward shape

Example Sentences

A1 The cat's tail was incurved as it walked.

A2 The path through the forest had incurved edges.

B1 The artist used an incurved brush to create fine details in the painting.

B2 The architect designed the building with an incurved facade to create a unique look.

C1 The sculpture featured intricate details with incurved lines and shapes.

C2 The calligraphy artist's work showcased beautifully incurved letters and symbols.

Examples of incurved in a Sentence

formal The incurved design of the building's facade was inspired by classical architecture.

informal The vase had an incurved shape that made it unique.

slang Check out the new skateboard with the cool incurved deck.

figurative Her incurved smile hinted at a hidden sadness beneath the surface.

Grammatical Forms of incurved

• past tense: incurved
• plural: incurved
• comparative: more incurved
• superlative: most incurved
• present tense: incurve
• future tense: will incurve
• perfect tense: have incurved
• continuous tense: is incurring
• singular: incurved
• positive degree: incurved
• infinitive: incurve
• gerund: incurving
• participle: incurving

Origin and Evolution of incurved

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'incurved' originated from the Latin word 'incurvare', which means to bend or curve inward.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'incurved' has retained its original meaning of bending or curving inward, and is commonly used in various fields such as botany, anatomy, and design.