Definition of deflexed in English:

deflexed

adjective dɪˈflɛkstdəˈflekst

technical

Bent or curving downwards or backwards.
a deflexed beak
Example sentencesExamples
- One specimen appears to display a pathological condition on the fixed finger, which is strongly deflexed into a position unusual in the species, and has a bulbous swelling at the base of the finger.
- They have a thick, consistently inflexed flower stalk in contrast to the remaining members of Petunia, which have a thin, deflexed flower stalk in the fruiting state.

Origin

Early 19th century (earlier as deflex): from Latin deflexus 'bent away' (past participle of deflectere) + -ed¹.

Definition of deflexed in US English:

deflexed

adjectivedəˈflekst

technical

(typically of plant or animal structures) bent or curving downward or backward.
a deflexed beak
Example sentencesExamples
- They have a thick, consistently inflexed flower stalk in contrast to the remaining members of Petunia, which have a thin, deflexed flower stalk in the fruiting state.
- One specimen appears to display a pathological condition on the fixed finger, which is strongly deflexed into a position unusual in the species, and has a bulbous swelling at the base of the finger.

Origin

Early 19th century (earlier as deflex): from Latin deflexus ‘bent away’ (past participle of deflectere) + -ed.

单词	deflexed
释义	Definition of deflexed in English: deflexed adjective dɪˈflɛkstdəˈflekst technical Bent or curving downwards or backwards. a deflexed beak Example sentencesExamples One specimen appears to display a pathological condition on the fixed finger, which is strongly deflexed into a position unusual in the species, and has a bulbous swelling at the base of the finger. They have a thick, consistently inflexed flower stalk in contrast to the remaining members of Petunia, which have a thin, deflexed flower stalk in the fruiting state. Origin Early 19th century (earlier as deflex): from Latin deflexus 'bent away' (past participle of deflectere) + -ed¹. Definition of deflexed in US English: deflexed adjectivedəˈflekst technical (typically of plant or animal structures) bent or curving downward or backward. a deflexed beak Example sentencesExamples They have a thick, consistently inflexed flower stalk in contrast to the remaining members of Petunia, which have a thin, deflexed flower stalk in the fruiting state. One specimen appears to display a pathological condition on the fixed finger, which is strongly deflexed into a position unusual in the species, and has a bulbous swelling at the base of the finger. Origin Early 19th century (earlier as deflex): from Latin deflexus ‘bent away’ (past participle of deflectere) + -ed.
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