The Opposite(Antonym) of “apiculated”
The word apiculated means pointed or having a small, sharp tip. Its antonyms are blunt and rounded, which describe objects that lack a sharp point or edge.
Explore all Antonyms of “apiculated”
- blunt
- rounded
Definitions and Examples of blunt, rounded
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a dull or rounded edge or point; not sharp.
Example
The knife was too blunt to cut through the thick steak.
rounded
Having a smooth, curved shape without sharp angles or corners.
Example
The pebbles on the beach were all rounded and smooth from years of erosion.
Key Differences: blunt vs rounded
- 1Blunt describes an object that lacks a sharp point or edge due to dullness or rounding.
- 2Rounded describes an object that has a smooth, curved shape without sharp angles or corners.
Effective Usage of blunt, rounded
- 1Describing Shapes: Use apiculated to describe pointed shapes and blunt or rounded to describe shapes without sharp points or edges.
- 2Discussing Tools: Use blunt to describe tools that have lost their sharpness, and rounded to describe tools with smooth, curved edges.
- 3Artistic Expression: Use these antonyms to describe the shapes and forms in art, such as sculptures or paintings.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of apiculated are blunt and rounded. Blunt describes objects that lack a sharp point or edge, while rounded describes objects with a smooth, curved shape. These words can be used to describe shapes, tools, and artistic expressions.
