flection
ˈflɛkʃən
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Definition of flection - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
movementDatedUKact of bending or state of being bentDatedUK
  • The flection of the branch was noticeable.
bending curvature flexure
2.
linguisticsDatedvariation in form of a word to express grammatical functionDated
  • In Latin, flection is crucial for understanding sentence structure..
conjugation inflection
3.
geometryDatedUKdeviation from a straight or normal courseDatedUK
  • The flection in the road required careful navigation.
angle bend curve
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Origin of flection

Latin, flectere (to bend)

Examples of flection in a sentence

  • Engineers measured the flection of the metal beam.
  • Flection in German verbs can be quite complex.
  • The study of flection helps in learning ancient languages.
  • The flection of the river created a natural harbor.
  • Engineers measured the flection in the bridge's structure.

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  1. French:flexion, déviation, ...
  2. German:Biegung, Flexion, ...
  3. Italian:flessione, deviazione, ...
  4. Spanish:flexión, inflección, ...
  5. Portuguese:flexão, curvatura, ...
  6. Chinese:弯曲, 屈折变化, ...
  7. Japanese:屈曲, 屈折, ...
  8. Arabic:اِنْحِنَاء, تَصْرِيف, ...
  9. Hebrew:כִּיפוּף, הַטָּיָה, ...
  10. Russian:сгибание, изменение формы слова, ...
  11. Ukrainian:згинання, відмінювання, ...
  12. Hindi:झुकाव, रूपांतरण, ...
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