almondy
- adjective
- /ˈɑlməndi/
- Her eyes were large and almondy, giving her a striking, exotic look.
Examples
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He admired the almondy curve of the antique mirror's frame.
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The artist painted the leaves with a distinct almondy shape to add elegance to the design.
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The almondy shape is lovely.
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Look at that almondy tree branch!
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Her eyes were large and almondy, tapering to a point, which gave her a striking, exotic look.
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The artist created a design featuring a beautiful almondy shape in the leaves to enhance its elegance.
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He appreciated the almondy curve of the antique mirror's frame, which added a unique charm to the room.
Synonyms
Having a rounded shape that is slightly longer than a circle, like an egg
Having an oval shape like an egg
A shape that is long and round like an egg
An oval shape with slightly pointed ends like an almond
A shape like an egg or an oval
A small thing that looks like a nut
Having the shape of an almond
A thing that has the shape of an almond
Shaped like an almond
Having the shape of an almond
How Pointed
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Morphology
Etymology
Almondy comes from almond and the ending -y, which means 'having' or 'like', so it describes a shape that is oval and pointed 'like' an almond, the same idea as 'almond-shaped'.