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bicursal

bicursal adjective: being composed of two continuous paths or lines.

Adjective

bicursal (not comparable)

  1. Being composed of two continuous paths or lines.
  2. Used to describe a curve composed of two moving points; e.g. a hyperbola.

Questions about bicursal

What does bicursal mean?
Bicursal means being composed of two continuous paths or lines.
What part of speech is bicursal?
Bicursal is an adjective.

Words near bicursal in the dictionary

  1. bicupola
  2. bicupolas
  3. Bicurga
  4. bicuriosity
  5. bicurious
  6. bicursal
  7. bicuspid
  8. bicuspid valve
  9. bicuspid valves
  10. bicuspidal
  11. bicuspidality

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