Definitions and Examples of curved, bent
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a smooth, flowing shape that is not straight or linear.
Example
The road was winding and curved around the mountain.
Not straight; having a curve or angle.
Example
The tree branch was bent under the weight of the snow.
Key Differences: curved vs bent
- 1Curved describes a shape that is smooth and flowing, while bent describes a shape that has an angle or curve.
- 2Curved can be used to describe a wide range of shapes, while bent typically describes a shape that has been forced out of its original position.
Effective Usage of curved, bent
- 1Art and Design: Use curved and bent to describe the shape and form of objects in art and design.
- 2Science and Engineering: Incorporate these antonyms in scientific and engineering contexts to describe the shape and structure of materials and objects.
- 3Mathematics: Use curved and bent to describe the shape of lines and curves in geometry.
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Remember this!
The antonyms curved and bent describe shapes that are not straight or linear. Curved describes a smooth, flowing shape, while bent describes a shape with an angle or curve. These antonyms can be used in art, design, science, engineering, and mathematics to describe the shape and form of objects.
