Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. present participle of curve.
- n. The action of the verb to curve.
- adj. That curves or curve.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. having or marked by a curve or smoothly rounded bend
Examples
“Conchas are usually scored both lengthwise and crosswise, but may also be scored in curving parallel lines to resemble scallop shells, or in concentric circles.”
“- the Anglosphere or the Arc of English curving from the UK through CONUS and down to Australia and NZ but NOT including the Zone which is still seen by the Temps as a necessary evil - much like how Kiwis view Auckland;”
“Hitler spoke in the grand Lowenbrau beerhall, which had a tower with the word LOWENBRAU curving around it and a chandelier inside.”
“The lines of stratification have been described as curving so as to correspond with the shape of the mound, and such we are told is the general rule.”
“If she finds leaves of the proper size, of a dry texture capable of defying the damp and of a suppleness favourable to cylindrical curving, that is all she asks; and the rest does not matter.”
“We see people "curving" a bullet, where you swing the gun around while firing.”
“Just basically moving due north throughout much of the rest of the day today and then slowly kind of curving around.”
“What surprised me is that as you looked out on the horizon, you could actually see the rain bands kind of curving in towards the center.”
“In one painting, which takes as its focus the Rialto Bridge, the movement of the gondolas and the sweep of the bridge seem to come together in a kind of curving, swinging dance.”
“The game, based on the movie, features moves pulled from the film such as curving bullets and assassin time.”
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