incavation
noun
in·ca·va·tion
ˌinkəˈvāshən
plural -s
: a hollow thing or place
Word History
Etymology
Latin incavatus (past participle of incavare to hollow out, from in- in- entry 2 + cavare to hollow out, from cavus hollow) + -ion-, -io -ion
- stereo-
- stereobate
- stereobates
- stereobatic
- stereoblastula
- stereochemical
- stereochemistries
- stereochemistry
- stereochromatic
- stereochromatically
- stereochrome
- stereochromes
- stereochromic
- stereochromically
- stereochromies
- stereochromy
- stereocomparagraph
- stereocomparator
- stereoed
- stereoer
- stereoest
- stereofluoroscope
- stereofluoroscopic
- stereofluoroscopy
- stereogastrula