incurve
verb
in·curve (ˌ)in-ˈkərv 
ˈin-ˌkərv
incurved; incurving; incurves
transitive verb
: to bend so as to curve inward
Word History
Etymology
Latin incurvare, from in- + curvare to curve, from curvus curved — more at curve
First Known Use
1610, in the meaning defined above
incurves
verb
as in incurvates
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- incurvates
- reflects
- curves
- arches
- bows
- arcs
- inflects
- crooks
- rounds
- bends
- hooks
- deflects
- swerves
- loops
- coils
- kinks
- curls
- spirals
- swirls
- waves
- diverts
- veers
- warps
- twines
- enrolls
- turns
- dimples
- winds
- slopes
- twists
- dents
- entwines
- meanders
- enrols
- weaves
- inclines
- declines
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- straightens
- unbends
- uncurls
- biogen
- biogeneses
- biogenesis
- biogenesist
- biogenetic
- biogenetic law
- biogenetically
- biogenic
- biogenies
- biogenous
- biogens
- biogeny
- biogeocenose
- biogeocenoses
- biogeocenosis
- biogeochemical
- biogeochemicals
- biogeochemistries
- biogeochemistry
- biogeocoenose
- biogeocoenoses
- gynobase
- gynobaseous
- gynobasic
- gynocardia oil