Meaning & Definition of word "Curved"

Curved

/kɜrvd/

1. To cause to have a bend or curve.
- Example: She curved the wire to form a circle for her craft project.
2. To move in a direction that is not straight.
- Example: The path curved around the lake, offering a lovely view.

1. Having a shape that is smoothly bent or not straight.
- Example: The artist painted a beautiful landscape with curved lines that gave a sense of movement.
2. Not straight; bending in various degrees.
- Example: The road ahead was curved, making it hard to see the oncoming traffic.
3. Relating to or resembling a curve.
- Example: The curved surface of the sculpture attracted many admirers.

Derived from the Middle English 'curven', from Latin 'curvare', meaning to bend.

curved ball:

A type of pitch in baseball that changes direction as it approaches the batter.

go with the flow:

To be flexible and adapt to changes, often following a path that is not straight.

curve:

A continuous and smooth bending line without sharp angles.

curvature:

The quality of being curved or the amount of curve in an object.

Meaning: To curve someone's perception or expectations.

Example Sentence: He curved the truth to make himself look better.

Meaning: Referring to an attractive quality or person.

Example Sentence: She has a curved figure that turns heads.