dished
1
6.3
A surface that curves inward like a shallow bowl
- adjective
- /dɪʃt/
:
cóncavo
- The car's dished wheels give it a unique, sporty appearance.
Examples
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She admired the dished design of the elegant serving platter.
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The architect proposed a dished roof to enhance the building's aesthetics.
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And what's cool too, this has the sort of a a dished profile.
Synonyms
concave
vsdished
8
5.2
Curved inward like the inside of a bowl or spoon
is more specific to a shallow inward curve like a small pan
bowl-shaped
vsdished
1
3.6
A shape with a curved bottom and an open top like a bowl
is usually shallower, describing a flatter inward curve rather than deep hollows
dish-shaped
vsdished
1
4.2
Curving inward like a shallow bowl
is a broader label for any inward curving surface rather than shallow only
bowl-like
vsdished
1
3.7
Rounded and hollow like a bowl
is used for flatter inward curves rather than deep hollow shapes
dishlike
vsdished
1
3.3
Shaped like a shallow bowl
is the general description focused on inward curvature not object likeness
9.9
Shaped like a shallow bowl or plate
is the everyday descriptive term instead of a technical label
Antonyms
How Concave
Surface Forms
dished positive
Morphology
Etymology
Dished comes from the simple word dish 'a shallow bowl' and the ending -ed that shows 'having'. So something 'dished' is 'having the shape of a dish', meaning it curves inward like a bowl or pan.