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Definition of incus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. small anvil-shaped bone in the middle earTECH.
- The incus plays a key role in hearing.
2.
meteorologyTECH. accessory cloud shaped like an anvilTECH.
- The storm was marked by a prominent incus.
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accessory cloud shaped like an anvil
Origin of incus
Latin, incus (anvil)
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medical
incus bone in the middle ear
Examples of incus in a sentence
Surgeons repaired the incus during the operation. An incus formed ominously above the horizon. The incus indicated a severe thunderstorm approaching.
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- French:enclume, incus, ...
- German:Amboss, Ambosswolke, ...
- Italian:incudine, ...
- Spanish:yunque, ...
- Portuguese:bigorna, nuvem bigorna, ...
- Chinese:砧骨, 铁砧云, ...
- Japanese:砧骨, インクス, ...
- Arabic:سِنْدان, سِحَابَةُ السِّنْدَان, ...
- Hebrew:עֲצֶם הַסַּדָּן, עֲנָן סָדָן, ...
- Russian:наковальня, инкус, ...
- Ukrainian:ковадло, ковадлоподібна хмара, ...
- Hindi:इन्कस, ...
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