incurve
/ɪnˈkɜrv/
verb
- To bend or curve inward.
- The metal strip will incurve if you apply pressure to its center.
- The edges of the paper began to incurve as it absorbed moisture.
- The gymnast's body seemed to incurve as she performed the backbend.
Antonyms
noun
- A curve that bends inward.
- The incurve of the coastline created a natural harbor.
- The artist painted a subtle incurve in the horizon line.
- The incurve of the spoon made it ideal for scooping.