cuspal
ˈkʌspəl
Definition

Definition of cuspal - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
mathematicsTECH.related to a cusp or cuspsTECH.
  • The cuspal shape of the arch was intriguing.
cuspidal pointed
2.
dentistryTECH.pertaining to the pointed parts of a toothTECH.
  • The cuspal wear on the molar was significant.
pointed sharp
3.
astrologyTECH.related to the transitional point between signsTECH.
  • Her cuspal position influenced her personality traits.
borderline liminal transitional
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Origin of cuspal

Latin, cuspis (point) + -al (pertaining to)

Examples of cuspal in a sentence

  • Cuspal points are critical in this equation.
  • Cuspal coverage is essential in dental restorations.
  • The dentist noted the cuspal height during the examination.
  • The cuspal energy was felt during the transition.
  • Astrologers often discuss cuspal influences in readings.

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  1. French:cuspidal, cuspidien, ...
  2. German:spitzkegelig, kuspidal, ...
  3. Italian:cuspidale, relativo alla cuspide, ...
  4. Spanish:cuspidal, cuspídeo, ...
  5. Portuguese:cuspídeo, cuspidal, ...
  6. Chinese:尖端的, 交界的, ...
  7. Japanese:尖点の, 尖頭の, ...
  8. Arabic:حِدِّيّ, حُدَيْبِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:קוּסְפָּלִי, שָׁיֵךְ לַזִּיז, ...
  10. Russian:вершинный, куспидальный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вершинний, загострений, ...
  12. Hindi:शिखरीय, कसपाल, ...
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