sinuate

/ˈsɪnjuɪt/
adjective
  1. Having a wavy or curving edge or outline, especially used to describe leaves or other natural shapes.
    • Botanists identified the plant by its sinuate leaf edges that curve in and out.
    • The sinuate leaf of the oak tree has a beautiful wavy margin.
    • The sinuate coastline of the bay created many small inlets and coves.
Antonyms
verb
  1. To move in a winding or curving path; to follow a serpentine course.
    • The river sinuates through the valley, creating many bends and oxbows.
    • The hiking trail sinuates up the mountain, offering stunning views at every turn.
    • The dancer's arms sinuate gracefully as she moves across the stage.
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