outcurve

/aʊtˈkɜrv/

Definitions

1. noun

The part of a curve or a shape that is farthest from the point of origin or the beginning.

“The outcurve of the roller coaster’s track provided a thrilling experience for the riders.”

2. verb

To shape or form something so that it has a curve, especially one that is farthest from the point of origin or the beginning.

“The artist spent hours outcurving the metal to create a unique sculpture.”

3. verb

To move or turn outward so that one is facing away from the point of origin or the beginning.

“As the train rounded the bend, it began to outcurve and head in the opposite direction.”

Synonyms

  • bend
  • curve

Antonyms

  • incline
  • incurve