dished
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
5
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
4.2
Curving inward like a shallow bowl
is a broader label for any inward curving surface rather than shallow only
9.9
Shaped like a shallow bowl or plate
is the everyday descriptive term instead of a technical label
dishlike
vsdished
3.3
Shaped like a shallow bowl
is the general description focused on inward curvature not object likeness
bowl-like
vsdished
3.7
Rounded and hollow like a bowl
is used for flatter inward curves rather than deep hollow shapes
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.