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Definition of osculation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
affectionDated the act of kissing or touching with lipsDated
- Their osculation was gentle and affectionate.
2.
mathematicsTECH. point where curves share a common tangentTECH.
- The osculation of the curves was calculated precisely.
3.
Vedic arithmeticDated method to check divisibility using digit operationsDated
- Osculation helped determine the number's divisibility.
Origin of osculation
Latin, osculum (kiss) + tion (action)
Examples of osculation in a sentence
Osculation under the mistletoe is a holiday tradition. The mathematician explained osculation in the lecture. Osculation occurs at the point of tangency. Osculation is a useful tool in mathematics. Students learned osculation in their arithmetic class.
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- French:baiser, osculation, ...
- German:Kuss, Oskulation, ...
- Italian:osculazione, ...
- Spanish:beso, osculación, ...
- Portuguese:osculação, ponto de tangência, ...
- Chinese:亲吻, 切合点, ...
- Japanese:接吻, 接触, ...
- Arabic:تقبيل, تَماسّ, ...
- Hebrew:נְשִׁיקָה, אוֹסְקוּלַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:поцелуй, осцуляция, ...
- Ukrainian:поцілунок, дотична точка, ...
- Hindi:चुंबन, स्पर्शरेखीयता, ...
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