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Curvey - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Curvy describes something with smooth, rounded bends or shapes, often referring to a person’s body with gentle curves or a winding path. It suggests a flowing, undulating form.

curvey

/ˈkɜrvi/ /ˈkɜːvi/

Definition:

Having many curves or bends; characterized by a smoothly rounded shape.

Synonyms:

curvy, sinuous, winding, undulating

Part of Speech:

adjective

Antonyms:

straight, angular

Common Collocations:

curvy road, curvy lines, curvy figure, curvy path

Derivatives:

curviness, curved

Usage Tips:

Use "curvey" to describe shapes or paths with smooth bends; often interchangeable with "curvy."

Common Phrases:

twist and turn, full of curves, winding road

Etymology:

Derived from "curve," from Latin "curvus," meaning bent or crooked.

Examples:

  • 1. The road was narrow and curvey, making driving difficult.
  • 2. She admired the curvey design of the antique vase.
  • 3. The artist drew a series of curvey lines on the paper.
  • 4. Hiking the curvey trail took longer than expected.

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