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Acumination - English meaning

Acumination – definitions in English dictionary

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

noun

A pointed or tapering part; (mineralogy) †a part of a crystal regarded as notionally resulting from acumination (obsolete). now chiefly botany and zoology.

noun

The action of giving a point to something or bringing something to a point (chiefly figurative); (mineralogy) †the notional replacement of an angle or plane of a crystal by three or more planes meeting in a point (obsolete).

Acumination translation into English

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尖锐化

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Acuminatie

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Acuité

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कुशाग्रता, तीक्ष्णता, पैनापन, नुकीलापन

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Acuminazione

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Acuminación

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Acumination – similar words

acuminating

adjective

Tapering or narrowing to a point; (mineralogy, of three or more planes) meeting so as to form a point by their intersection (now rare).

adjective

Tapering or narrowing to a point; (mineralogy, of three or more planes) meeting so as to form a point by their intersection (now rare).

adjective

Tapering or narrowing to a point; (mineralogy, of three or more planes) meeting so as to form a point by their intersection (now rare).

Acuminating - all meanings in English

acuminated

adjective

Brought to a sharp point, pointed. also figurative: (of speech) sharp, pointed, stinging.

adjective

Brought to a sharp point, pointed. also figurative: (of speech) sharp, pointed, stinging.

adjective

Brought to a sharp point, pointed. also figurative: (of speech) sharp, pointed, stinging.

Acuminated - all meanings in English

acuminate

adjective

(of a plant or animal structure, e.g. a leaf) tapering to a point.

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