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1. (n.) concavity
the state or quality of being concave.
2. concavity
a concave surface or thing; cavity.
Etymology: (1350–1400; < LL)
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| Definition of 'Concavity' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) concave shape, concavity, incurvation, incurvature
a shape that curves or bends inward
2. (noun) concavity, concaveness
the property possessed by a concave shape
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1. (noun) Concavity
a concave surface, or the space bounded by it; the state of being concave
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Sense: (of an object or surface) curved inwards
Spoons are concave.
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 Afrikaans: holte, holheid, konkawite |
 Arabic: تَقَعُّـر |
 Bulgarian: вдлъбнатина |
 Brazilian: concavidade |
 Czech: vydutost |
 German: die Aushöhlung |
 Danish: konkavitet; hulhed |
 Greek: κοιλότητα |
 Spanish: concavidad |
 Estonian: nõgusus |
 Farsi: فرورفتگی |
 Finnish: koveruus |
 French: concavité |
 Hebrew: קְעִירוּת |
 Hindi: अवतलता |
 Croatian: šupljina, udubljenost, ko |
 Hungarian: homorúság |
 Indonesian: kecekungan |
 Icelandic: íhvolfa; íhvolfur hlutur |
 Italian: concavità |
 Japanese: 凹形 |
 Korean: 오목함 |
 Lithuanian: įgaubtumas |
 Latvian: ieliekums; iedobums |
 Malay: kecekungan |
 Dutch: concaafheid |
 Norwegian: hulhet, konkavitet |
 Polish: wklęsłość |
 Persian: فرورفتگی |
 Pashto: غار |
 Portuguese: concavidade |
 Romanian: concavitate |
 Russian: вогнутость |
 Slovak: vydutosť |
 Slovenian: vboklina |
 Serbian: konkavnost |
 Swedish: konkavitet, kupighet |
 Thai: ความเว้า |
 Turkish: içbükeylik |
 Taiwanese: 凹面，凹處 |
 Ukrainian: западина |
 Urdu: حجوف سطح |
 Vietnamese: bề mặt lõm |
 Chinese: 凹面 |
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