Definition of aduncate in English:

aduncate

adjective əˈdʌŋkeɪt

Hooked, bent inward.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From post-classical Latin aduncatus, past participle of aduncare to bend, curve from classical Latin ad- + uncus hooked, crooked, curved.

Definition of aduncate in US English:

aduncate

adjectiveəˈdʌŋkeɪt

Hooked, bent inward.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From post-classical Latin aduncatus, past participle of aduncare to bend, curve from classical Latin ad- + uncus hooked, crooked, curved.

单词	aduncate
释义	Definition of aduncate in English: aduncate adjective əˈdʌŋkeɪt Hooked, bent inward. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From post-classical Latin aduncatus, past participle of aduncare to bend, curve from classical Latin ad- + uncus hooked, crooked, curved. Definition of aduncate in US English: aduncate adjectiveəˈdʌŋkeɪt Hooked, bent inward. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From post-classical Latin aduncatus, past participle of aduncare to bend, curve from classical Latin ad- + uncus hooked, crooked, curved.
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