arcuations

/ˌɑrkjuˈeɪʃənz/
noun
  1. Curved or arch-like shapes, structures, or arrangements.
    • The bridge's arcuations helped distribute weight evenly across its span.
    • In nature, the arcuations of a rainbow are a beautiful example of light refraction.
    • The architect designed the building with elegant arcuations that softened its modern look.
  2. The act or process of bending or curving into an arch form.
    • The gradual arcuation of the coastline created a natural harbor.
    • The arcuation of the tree branch was caused by years of heavy snow.
    • Engineers studied the arcuation of the metal beam under stress.
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