arched
adjective /ɑːtʃt/
/ɑrːtʃt/ Definition
› having a shape or structure with an curve at the top, like an arch: The entrance to the cathedral is through an arched door.Properties of circles and curves
(Definition of arched adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- amplitude noun (CURVE)
- arc noun (CURVE)
- arc verb (CURVE)
- belly noun
- bore noun (HOLE)
- circumference noun
- concave adjective
- concentric adjective
- convex adjective
- curvature noun
- curvy adjective
- domed adjective
- eccentric adjective (NOT CIRCULAR)
- elliptical adjective (SHAPE)
- girth noun (MEASUREMENT)
- globular adjective
- round adjective (CIRCULAR)
- rounded adjective
- sinuous adjective
- spiral adjective
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